Effective date: 6/8/2026
Contact: [email protected]
Public workspaces are the free way to try Arcwoven with public repositories. These rules are part of the Arcwoven Terms of Service.
What you can submit
You may submit a public repository root URL, such as:
https://github.com/owner/repoThe repository must be publicly available and lawfully accessible for analysis by Arcwoven.
What not to submit
Do not submit:
- private repositories;
- repositories you are not authorized to process;
- local paths, file URLs, SSH URLs, credentialed URLs, or access-token URLs;
- secrets, credentials, passwords, API keys, private keys, certificates, tokens, or regulated data;
- confidential company code or non-public customer data;
- repositories that you know contain exposed secrets or private information that should not be public;
- malware, stolen data, credential dumps, or content intended to harm systems or people; or
- content that violates law, repository licenses, third-party rights, or third-party terms.
Temporary by design
Public workspaces are temporary. They expire automatically within 24 hours, or sooner if shown in the product. Arcwoven does not provide durable save for public workspaces.
Export Generated Outputs before expiry if you want to keep them.
Usage limits
Arcwoven may limit, reject, slow, or stop imports based on repository size, file count, language support, resource usage, abuse risk, rate limits, or operational availability.
Evidence-backed, not guaranteed
Arcwoven generates models and diagrams from repository evidence and automated analysis. Generated Outputs may be incomplete, outdated, or incorrect. Review the evidence before relying on the output.
GitHub references
Public workspaces may support public GitHub repository URLs. Arcwoven is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by GitHub. GitHub is a trademark of GitHub, Inc.