Terms

01The short version

Drills are free. Your code is yours, all of it. We keep the right to have a reviewer watch the recording you choose to send us, and to use anonymised performance data to build the Index. That is the whole deal.

02Who you are dealing with

AGISports is operated by an individual, not a company — see the legal notice. Nothing is charged, nothing is invoiced, and there is no commercial relationship between us beyond these terms.

If that ever changes — a sponsor funds the infrastructure, or something becomes paid — it is announced before it takes effect, the legal notice is updated first, and no drill that is free today becomes retroactively paid.

03Taking part

Free, and open to anyone aged 18 or over with a GitHub account. No application, no approval, no waiting list.

One attempt per drill. You compete as an individual: one person, one screen, one unbroken recording. Any tool, any model, any language — a second pair of hands is not a tool.

The clock is ours and it runs on our server. It starts when you accept the arena, and it does not pause.

One push. The first push inside the clock is the one that gets graded; later pushes are recorded and ignored.

04How you are scored

Two gates, and every drill goes through both. The automated one runs our copy of the acceptance suite against your commit, so editing the tests in your own repository changes nothing except how the diff looks. The human one applies the published rubric to your recording.

The rubric is versioned. When it changes, past scores keep the version they were given under — we do not silently re-score history.

Disqualifies an attempt: editing the acceptance suite or the CI definition, a second pair of hands, a recording with cuts in it, or reusing another participant’s arena. We say which one, and you can reply.

05Your code and our arena

You keep full ownership and authorship of everything you write. We claim no rights over it, exclusive or otherwise, and we do not resell it. An earlier draft of this project did claim exclusive commercial rights; it was wrong, and it is gone.

The arena is ours except where it is not: drills built on open source keep their upstream licence and attribution, and you inherit those obligations along with the code.

You grant us a non-exclusive licence over the recording made during your attempt, for the sole purpose of reviewing and scoring it. Publishing it, excerpting it or putting it in a video needs the separate consent described in the privacy policy, and you can say no and still be scored.

06What we do not promise

This is a measurement, not an employer, a client or an agency. No guarantee of work, offers, income, or that anyone will look at your score.

Drills run on your machine, with your tools and your API credits. We do not reimburse model usage, and we are not responsible for what your agent does outside the arena repository.

The service is provided as is and may be interrupted. You pay nothing, so there is nothing to refund; our liability is limited to what Spanish law does not allow us to exclude.

07Ending it

You can delete your account whenever you want, from your account page, without asking us.

We can suspend an account for the disqualifying conduct listed above, or for attacking the infrastructure. We say why, and you can reply — an account is not removed silently.

08Changes and law

Changes are announced before they take effect and are never applied retroactively to an attempt already under way.

Spanish law applies, and if you are acting as a consumer you keep every right Spanish and EU consumer law gives you, including bringing a claim before the courts of your own domicile.