The Service includes features that use artificial intelligence and automated processing to generate suggestions, summaries, organization, estimates, and similar outputs (“AI Output”). AI Output is generated by automated systems, may be inaccurate, incomplete, or unsuitable for your situation, and is not professional advice of any kind, including medical, legal, financial, accounting, tax, or mental-health advice. You are solely responsible for evaluating AI Output and for any decisions or actions you take based on it. Do not rely on the Service for any decision where inaccuracy could cause harm or loss. We make no representation that AI Output is accurate, reliable, or fit for any purpose.
Cloud AI is off when you create an account, and setting up Kept never turns it on. Kept does not send personal content to OpenAI or Anthropic until you open Settings, review the disclosure, and explicitly choose Allow Cloud AI. If you allow it, Kept may send personal content needed for cloud-model features as described in the Privacy Policy. You can turn Cloud AI off in Settings at any time. Features that require cloud models may then be unavailable, but account access, synchronization, and non-AI features continue.
Cloud Agents may propose calls to customer-configured MCP servers, and to Kept’s own first-party tools that act on a service you have connected · today, creating one event on a Google Calendar you marked writable. A displayed approval applies only to the exact parameters and destination shown. Approving authorizes Kept to transmit those parameters to the connected service, but it does not guarantee that the service will perform the requested action correctly. A successful server response is an acknowledgment, not independent proof of the external result. Where Kept can read the result back from the service · which it does for the calendar tool · it reports the action as done only after that read matches what you approved. If an outcome is uncertain, Kept may stop without retrying and require you to inspect the external service and record what happened. You are responsible for reviewing approvals, receipts, and material external results before relying on them.
Some external actions cannot be undone. Where an action is not reversible, Kept’s obligation is disclosure and repair, not reversal, and the product does not claim reversibility that does not exist. Irreversible action classes always require your explicit per-action confirmation. If you connect a Google account to Cloud Agents for Gmail, Kept requests read-only access: it requests neither send nor draft-creation authority, because in Google’s model the scope granting draft creation also grants sending. Google therefore refuses any send attempt from that connection, which makes the limit a property of the credential rather than a promise about Kept’s behavior. Published agent capability scores are indexes of verified, settled work as described in product documentation, not intelligence measurements or guarantees of future performance.