The rules this is offered under.

A free reference about building and shipping software. There’s no account, no subscription, no paid tier, and nothing hidden behind a payment. If you got here and started reading, you already have all of it.

None of this is legal advice, a security certification, or an audit of anything. What the law actually asks of you depends on where you operate, what your product does, who uses it, and what industry you’re in. I can’t know any of that from here.

Real legal decisions need a lawyer. A real security assessment needs an assessor. What’s here is a floor to start from, not a promise that following it makes your product safe or compliant. I’d rather you know that now than find out the hard way.

The prompts here are written carefully. They ask your AI tool to explain what it found before it changes anything, to make the smallest change that works, and to leave the rest of your code alone. None of them tell it to delete something, run a migration, force push, or change a credential without you saying yes first.

Even so, you’re the one running them, against your own code, with your own tools. Read what your AI proposes before you accept it. Keep backups. Work on a branch. That’s the whole point of this site, and it applies to this site’s own prompts as much as anything else.

Everything here is given to you as is, with no warranty of any kind. It might contain mistakes. The lists and the laws named here change, sometimes fast. Every source is listed with the date it was last checked, so you can go and verify it yourself rather than trusting the page.

To the fullest extent the law allows, I accept no liability for any loss that comes from using it.

Read it, share it, use the prompts in your own work, and send other builders here. That’s what it’s for.

Please don’t repackage it as a paid course or a paid checklist. It’s free on purpose, and it should still be free for whoever finds it next.

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