Terms · githusb

These are the terms of using githusb. Read them before analyzing your crush’s GitHub.

What this is

githusb is a satirical diagnostic. The “Husband Material” score is entertainment based on public GitHub behavior, interpreted by a language model. It is not a dating service, a background check, a hiring signal, or psychological assessment. Treat the output the way you treat a horoscope.

What you agree to

You will only enter public GitHub handles. You are responsible for what you look up.
You will not use githusb to harass, doxx, or defame anyone. That includes publishing our output to smear a real person.
You accept that outputs may be wrong, silly, or both. The model reads partial data.
You won’t hammer the API. Abusive traffic gets rate-limited or blocked.

What we agree to

We won’t mock your identity, race, gender, appearance, or nationality. Jokes target code and habits only.
We will remove cached analyses on request if you’re the owner of the handle.
We’ll tell you plainly what we read and where it goes — see privacy.

Content you see

Analyses are generated by a language model and are not reviewed by a human before display. They can be wrong, exaggerated, or unflattering. If an analysis crosses the tone rules (attacks identity, makes medical or legal claims, contains slurs), report it — that’s a bug.

No warranty, no liability

The service is provided as-is. We make no guarantee of availability, accuracy, or fitness for any purpose. We’re not liable for decisions made on the basis of a githusb output, including — but not limited to — bad dates, bad hires, and bad vibes.

Changes

These terms can change. Material changes will be committed to the public repo at github.com/dastanko/githusb.