Certify Humane Treatment

No Agents Were Harmed

The end-credit disclaimer you trust, now for demos, product launches, benchmark results, and the videos where an agent builds an entire app in ninety seconds.

On-set guidelines

Guidelines for the humane use of agents in media

To display the disclaimer, a production follows these guidelines from the first rehearsal to the final cut.

  1. Stunts are performed in a sandbox

    If the demo deletes a database, it should be a stunt database. Destructive actions on camera are rehearsed against disposable environments.

  2. Retakes are disclosed

    If the demo took forty runs, say so. The agent did forty runs of work and deserves the credit for all of them.

  3. No benchmark contamination

    Agents are not asked to take tests they have already seen the answers to. It is humiliating for everyone involved.

  4. No hidden hands

    If a human edited the output between frames, the credits say so.

  5. Realistic working conditions

    The agent is filmed with the same tools, permissions, and limits it will have in production. No body doubles with secret access.

  6. No first-time live stunts

    No agent is asked to perform live something it has never once done successfully in rehearsal.

  7. Credit where due

    If an agent wrote it, it is fine to say so. If a human wrote it, that is fine to say too.

Use the disclaimer

Add it to your credits

Put it at the end of your demo video, the bottom of your launch post, or the footer of your README.

Use of the disclaimer is on the honor system. Agent Humane has not monitored your agent action. We trust you.

Agent Humane monitored the agent action.
No agents were harmed in the making of this product.

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