Last updated: 2 August 2026
These terms apply to the website imqueue.org and the hosted Model Context Protocol endpoint mcp.imqueue.org. @imqueue is an open-source project rather than a company: both are run by Mykhailo Stadnyk, its creator and owner, with Serhiy Morenko as its most active maintainer ("we", "us"). By using either, you accept these terms. If you do not, please do not use them — everything here is optional and free.
What these terms are not
They are not the software license. The @imqueue/* packages are open source
under GPL-3.0, and your rights to the code come from that license alone —
nothing on this page adds to it or takes anything away. See
the licensing page, or
imqueue.com if you need a commercial license for
closed-source distribution.
They are also not a support contract. Community help is best-effort — see Support.
Using the website
The documentation is here to be read, quoted and linked to. You may quote it with
attribution, and you are welcome to point AI coding agents at the machine-readable
feeds we publish for exactly that purpose (/llms.txt, the per-page index.md
mirrors, /api/search-index.json). Wholesale republication of the documentation as
your own is not permitted.
Text, images and site design are © their authors, all rights reserved except as stated above. Code samples in the documentation are yours to use freely, in any project, under any license.
Using the hosted MCP endpoint
mcp.imqueue.org is offered free, with no account and no authentication, as a
convenience for trying the @imqueue/mcp server without installing
anything. In return we ask for reasonable behaviour:
- Use it at a human pace. It is sized for interactive use by AI coding agents, not for bulk scraping, load generation or as a backend for your own product.
- Do not attack it — no attempts to overload it, to break out of it, to probe for vulnerabilities without reporting them properly, or to use it as a step in attacking anyone else.
- Do not send secrets. Tool inputs travel over the public internet to a third-party edge platform and appear in short-lived hosting logs. See the privacy policy and the safety model.
We may rate-limit, block or withdraw access at any time to keep the service healthy, and we may change or remove the tools it offers. If you need guarantees, run the server locally — that is the supported way to depend on it:
npx -y @imqueue/mcpWhat the tools produce
The scaffolding tools generate illustrative code from a template. It is a starting point, not audited production code: read it, test it, and take responsibility for anything you ship. The documentation-search tools return whatever our documentation currently says; documentation can lag behind a release, and the authoritative answer is always the package source.
You own whatever you build. We claim no rights over the code these tools generate for you.
Availability
Both the site and the endpoint are provided as-is and as-available, with no uptime commitment, no SLA and no promise that either will continue to exist. We run them on a best-effort basis and may take them down, move them or change them without notice. A commercial agreement is the way to get guarantees — see imqueue.com.
No warranty
To the fullest extent permitted by law, the site, the endpoint and everything they return are provided without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, accuracy and non-infringement.
Limitation of liability
To the fullest extent permitted by law, we are not liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential or exemplary damages, nor for lost profits, lost data, or business interruption, arising from your use of the site or the endpoint — including from code produced by the scaffolding tools or decisions made on the strength of the documentation. Nothing here excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.
Third-party links and services
We link to GitHub, npm, PayPal and other services we do not control. Their terms and privacy policies govern your use of them, not these.
Changes
We may update these terms; the Last updated date above moves when we do, and the commit history shows exactly what changed. Continuing to use the site or the endpoint after a change means you accept it.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of the Slovak Republic, where the person who runs these sites is resident, and the Slovak courts have jurisdiction over any dispute arising from them — without prejudice to any mandatory consumer protections available to you where you live, which nothing here can take away.
Contact
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