Creator Terms
Version 2.1 · As of August 2026
Convenience translation. In case of discrepancies, the German version is legally authoritative.
Note: The creator program is in preparation.
§ 1 Scope & parties
These terms apply between the creator (submitter) and skills-for-ai (provider: Cornelius Krämer, brand M.E.A.T.) as soon as the creator applies to become a creator or submits a skill or agent.
§ 2 Ownership & license
The creator retains authorship. They grant skills-for-ai a non-exclusive, worldwide, sublicensable and (for submitted or published versions) irrevocable license to host, reproduce, translate, edit, modify, shorten, improve, combine with other skills into agents/bundles, create new versions from, display, distribute and sell the skill. Copyright is not assigned and cannot be assigned under German law (§ 29 UrhG): what is granted are the broad usage rights stated above.
§ 3 Existing-customer protection
The license to keep delivering already-delivered versions to existing customers is perpetual and survives any termination, depublication or departure of the creator.
§ 4 Compensation
Once paid skills are active: the creator receives 85 %, the platform 15 % of net (sale price minus payment-processor fee), minimum price €1.99. The creator proposes the price; the platform confirms it in review. Free skills generate no compensation. The creator is responsible for taxing their income.
§ 5 Non-exclusivity
The creator may also offer the same skill elsewhere.
§ 6 Warranties
The creator warrants that they hold all rights to the content, that it is original or correctly licensed and infringes no third-party rights, and that it contains no malware, hidden/obfuscated code, prompt injection or anything unlawful.
AI Act (EU) 2024/1689: The creator additionally warrants that the submitted skill (a) is not aimed at enabling a practice prohibited under Art. 5 AI Act (incl. manipulative or exploitative techniques, social scoring, emotion recognition in the workplace or in education, biometric categorisation, untargeted scraping of facial images), (b) has no intended purpose for high-risk applications under Annex III of the AI Act (incl. employment and personnel selection, education, creditworthiness, law enforcement, critical infrastructure, migration, access to essential services), and (c) where it supports the generation of synthetic content, points out the user’s labelling obligations under Art. 50 (3) and (4) AI Act. Content close to regulated advice (law, medicine, finance, safety) must include a note recommending professional review and must not suggest binding advice.
§ 7 Content rules
External creator skills may contain only text/Markdown (SKILL.md + references), no executable scripts or binaries. Every submission goes through a security scan and a review.
§ 8 Review & limit
Every submission is reviewed; the platform may approve, request changes or reject, and adjust the proposed price. Submission limit: 3 open + 5 per 7 days.
§ 9 Moderation
In case of spam, fraud, abuse or rule violations the platform may flag, throttle, suspend the creator and remove/depublish skills (existing customers keep access). For malicious skills, delivery tokens are revoked.
§ 10 Liability & indemnification
The creator is liable for their content and indemnifies the platform against third-party claims arising from it.
§ 11 Term & termination
Either side may end the cooperation for future submissions at any time. The rights granted under § 2 for already-submitted/published versions are irrevocable; § 3 remains unaffected.
§ 12 Buyer license / no resale
End buyers receive only a personal, non-transferable right of use (own purposes and client projects). Sharing, resale, publication or sublicensing to third parties is prohibited (Terms § 5). This restriction applies to buyers; the creator themselves may offer their skill non-exclusively elsewhere.
§ 13 Consent & versioning
By confirming the creator terms or by submitting, the creator agrees to these terms in their then-current version. The time and version of consent are stored. This version: Version 2.1 (August 2026).
§ 14 Data protection, law & changes
Processing per the privacy policy. German law applies. The platform may change these terms with reasonable notice.