A precisely controlled core representing a protected reliability boundary

Clear boundaries for serious AI work.

Current policies, product-processing disclosures, reliability limits, account controls, and support paths—without turning legal language into marketing proof.

Trust starts with saying exactly what the system does—and what it does not.

Coherence uses a separate adjudication and repair boundary to reduce AI reliability risk. Risk reduction is not a guarantee, and consequential decisions still require the appropriate human authority.

Product improvementOff by default; separate explicit opt-in required.
Provider processingOccurs when the associated live feature is used.
Account deletionInitiated from Account Management inside Coherence.
ReliabilityRisk reduction is not a guarantee of accuracy or suitability.

The policy or control path you need.

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Data and privacy

Data categories, purposes, storage, retention, provider processing, and available choices.

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Security & Trust

Identity, data handling, separated authority, application integrity, subscriptions, lifecycle controls, and responsible disclosure.

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System specification

The public contracts for assertion release, composite repair, bounded orchestration, context continuity, replay, and replaceable resources.

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AI provider processing

How prompts and relevant context may cross service boundaries for a selected live feature.

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Reliability boundaries

What CRE controls, where source quality still matters, and what remains outside the guarantee boundary.

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Terms of Service

Reliability boundaries, user responsibilities, provider processing, subscriptions, and acceptable use.

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Account and deletion

The direct in-app path for deleting a Coherence account.

Deletion details →

Support

Product, account, billing, privacy, and data-request help.

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