api-acceptable-use-policy
API Acceptable Use Policy
Standalone AUP designed to be incorporated by reference into a master agreement. Separates fast-changing behavioral and security rules from stable commercial terms, enabling independent update cadence without re-acceptance.
Quick Start
- Run Pre-Draft Intake to gather company details and policy positions
- Map AUP vs. master agreement scope using the Allocation Table
- Build the Prohibited Use Matrix and Security Checklist
- Define the Enforcement Framework and Versioning Playbook
- Generate the Publication-Ready Template with all
[BRACKETED]placeholders - Run Post-Draft Alignment to validate with the user
Pre-Draft Intake
Ask every time unless the user says "use defaults" or "just draft."
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