Using LearnLLM

LearnLLM is an independent educational project. By using the site, you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, do not use the service.

The course and on-site practice are currently free. Availability, model choices, and usage limits can change. Running downloaded projects with your own hosting or API account may create charges from those providers.

Your account and work

Use an email address you control and keep your sign-in details private. You are responsible for what you submit and for having permission to use any documents, code, or data you bring into a workspace.

Keep a downloaded copy of work you need. Browser drafts can be lost when site data is cleared, and a failed save may not reach your account. The Privacy page explains the different kinds of storage.

Use the tools responsibly

Do not use LearnLLM to access another person's account, bypass usage limits, disrupt the service, distribute harmful code, or process data you are not allowed to use. Do not submit passwords or secret API keys in prompts or feedback.

Access may be restricted to address abuse, protect accounts, or keep the service working. Use external model services in accordance with their own terms.

Check what you build

Lessons and examples are learning materials. AI responses can be wrong, and passing a challenge is not a guarantee that an application is secure, accurate, or ready for production. Review generated code and test it with suitable data before relying on it.

LearnLLM does not promise uninterrupted access, error-free material, a qualification, a job, or a particular result. Nothing in these terms removes rights or protections that applicable law does not allow to be waived.

Reuse and attribution

The project includes the Boost Software License 1.0. It permits reuse and changes to the software and accompanying documentation covered by that license, subject to its notice requirements and other terms.

Material credited to another author, linked papers, model outputs, and third-party tools may have separate terms. Do not assume that the project license gives you rights to someone else's work. You retain any rights you have in work you submit.

Changes and questions

When these terms change, the updated text and date will be posted here. Review them when you return. The Contact page lists the available feedback tools; a support email is not currently published.