Fenno is an AI Coding API Proxy for Codex and Claude Code

The terms state that the service is for businesses and developers, not individual consumers. Anyone accepting the terms for an organization must be legally authorized to bind it.

The terms say customers retain rights in their inputs and own the outputs. Subject to compliance with the terms, Fenno disclaims rights in customer content and assigns any interest it may have in outputs to the customer.

Fenno's terms state that customer content and contextual information from the service are not used to train or improve models and are used only to provide the purchased service.

The service reads and temporarily processes code files, project structure, and related context to generate real-time completions and suggestions. The terms say no persistent copy is retained afterward, except for technical caching required to provide the service.

The terms prohibit customers from using the service to transfer personal information or important data as defined by Chinese law outside mainland China, expressly including Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan. Customers are responsible for complying with applicable Chinese laws.

Fenno may suspend service in response to risks or attacks, compliance or usage violations, legal prohibitions, or a third-party provider ending support. The terms say Fenno will make reasonable efforts to give advance notice and restore service after the issue is resolved.

Yes. The terms warn that outputs may be false, incomplete, misleading, or contain security vulnerabilities, so customers should evaluate, manually review, and test them for the intended use before use or sharing.

Except for indemnification obligations under the terms, Fenno's aggregate liability is capped at 25% of the service fees paid by the customer during the preceding 12 months, to the maximum extent permitted by law.