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Capy
WORKFLOW & AUTOMATION
PROMPT
You retain all rights in your Customer Content (prompts) as between you and Capy. However, you grant Capy a limited, worldwide, non-exclusive license to access, host, copy, transmit, display, transform, analyze, and otherwise process Customer Content solely as needed to operate the Services. Feedback or improvement requests you submit carry a perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free license to Capy with no compensation. Capy may also use your name and brand assets for marketing purposes.
OUTPUT
To the extent permitted by applicable law, you own Output generated specifically for you from your Customer Content. However, Capy disclaims liability — to the maximum extent permitted by law — for indirect, consequential, or downstream damages arising from Output, including security incidents and lost profits. Output may require independent license, security, privacy, or regulatory review, and you bear full responsibility for its downstream use.
TRAINING
Capy explicitly states it does not use non-public Customer Content to train models it develops or controls unless you explicitly opt in or separately agree in writing. This opt-in requirement is stated twice in the source citations, indicating a strong policy commitment. Training use on non-public content is therefore off by default.
COMMERCIAL
The Services are described as commercial products. Paid plans, subscription tiers, credit purchases, and enterprise terms are governed by pricing pages, order forms, or related documentation. No specific restrictions on customers' commercial use of Output are cited beyond general responsibility requirements. Third-party model, infrastructure, billing, and analytics providers may be involved in service delivery.
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GitHub Copilot
DEVELOPER / CODING
PROMPT
GitHub does not claim ownership over code inputs. Code submitted to Copilot remains the user's property.
OUTPUT
GitHub does not assert ownership over code suggestions. Users are responsible for determining the IP status of generated code.
TRAINING
GitHub Privacy Statement confirms: 'Product Development and Improvement: We use Personal Data to develop and improve our products, services, and technologies, including artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies. This includes improving features, developing new offerings, enhancing safety and security capabilities, and training models. We apply appropriate technical safeguards, including aggregation and de-identification techniques where feasible.' Affiliates including Microsoft may also receive data for 'product development and improvement (including training and improving artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies).' Individual tier: code snippets and telemetry may be used for training (opt-out in IDE settings). Business/Enterprise: training on user code is off by default, no data retention beyond session.
COMMERCIAL
Commercial use is the primary intended use case, particularly for Copilot for Business and Enterprise plans.
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AIRIN SUMMARY
GitHub Copilot carries the most permissive license terms of the set; Capy has no scored posture yet (unrated).FOR ENTERPRISE: CAPY NOT YET SCORED · GITHUB COPILOT NOT RECOMMENDED
↳ Compliance surfaces · side by side
⚡ INTERACTIVE RISK COMPARISON HEATMAP
| RISK SURFACE | CAPY | GITHUB COPILOT |
|---|---|---|
| PPrompt Ownership | ||
| OOutput Ownership | ||
| TModel Training | ||
| CCommercial Use | ||
| DData Privacy | ||
| $Tier Differences |
* Click any cell in the heatmap matrix to scroll directly to its verbatim policy citations below.
📂 Intellectual Property & Model Training
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SURFACE 01
Prompt Ownership
Capy
MEDUNRATED
You retain all rights in your Customer Content (prompts) as between you and Capy. However, you grant Capy a limited, worldwide, non-exclusive license to access, host, copy, transmit, display, transform, analyze, and otherwise process Customer Content solely as needed to operate the Services. Feedback or improvement requests you submit carry a perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free license to Capy with no compensation. Capy may also use your name and brand assets for marketing purposes.
“ You represent that you have all rights, permissions, notices, and consents necessary to provide Customer Content to the Services and to allow us and our subprocessors to process it under these Terms.”
GitHub Copilot
MEDHIGH
GitHub does not claim ownership over code inputs. Code submitted to Copilot remains the user's property.
“ “Input” means any content or context provided to an AI Feature, including prompts, attachments, code in your workspace, and conversation history.”
O
SURFACE 02
Output Ownership
Capy
MEDUNRATED
To the extent permitted by applicable law, you own Output generated specifically for you from your Customer Content. However, Capy disclaims liability — to the maximum extent permitted by law — for indirect, consequential, or downstream damages arising from Output, including security incidents and lost profits. Output may require independent license, security, privacy, or regulatory review, and you bear full responsibility for its downstream use.
“ Output may include code or suggestions that require license, security, privacy, regulatory, or business review;”
GitHub Copilot
MEDHIGH
GitHub does not assert ownership over code suggestions. Users are responsible for determining the IP status of generated code.
“ You grant us and other Users the licenses in Sections D.4–D.8. These licenses apply to Your Content. If Your Content already includes a license granting us the permissions we need, no additional license is required. You will not receive payment for these rights. These licenses e…”
T
SURFACE 03
Model Training
Capy
MEDUNRATED
Capy explicitly states it does not use non-public Customer Content to train models it develops or controls unless you explicitly opt in or separately agree in writing. This opt-in requirement is stated twice in the source citations, indicating a strong policy commitment. Training use on non-public content is therefore off by default.
“ If you provide feedback, ideas, suggestions, bug reports, or improvement requests, you grant us a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free right to use them without restriction or compensation.”
GitHub Copilot
MED⚠ CAUTIONHIGH
GitHub Privacy Statement confirms: 'Product Development and Improvement: We use Personal Data to develop and improve our products, services, and technologies, including artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies. This includes improving features, developing new offerings, enhancing safety and security capabilities, and training models. We apply appropriate technical safeguards, including aggregation and de-identification techniques where feasible.' Affiliates including Microsoft may also receive data for 'product development and improvement (including training and improving artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies).' Individual tier: code snippets and telemetry may be used for training (opt-out in IDE settings). Business/Enterprise: training on user code is off by default, no data retention beyond session.
“ The opt-out right described in this section applies solely to the use of your Inputs and Outputs as described in this section, and does not apply to the license granted in Sections D.4-D.8 or to any Content that does not constitute Input or Output (including Content stored in pu…”
C
SURFACE 04
Commercial Use
Capy
MED⚠ CAUTIONUNRATED
The Services are described as commercial products. Paid plans, subscription tiers, credit purchases, and enterprise terms are governed by pricing pages, order forms, or related documentation. No specific restrictions on customers' commercial use of Output are cited beyond general responsibility requirements. Third-party model, infrastructure, billing, and analytics providers may be involved in service delivery.
“ You may not copy, modify, distribute, sell, lease, sublicense, reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, extract, benchmark for publication, model-steal, scrape, circumvent, or create derivative works of the Services except as allowed by law or with our written permission.”
GitHub Copilot
MED⚠ CAUTIONHIGH
Commercial use is the primary intended use case, particularly for Copilot for Business and Enterprise plans.
“ By using automated means to access, collect, or otherwise use (“Access”) any publicly accessible Content from the Service for the purpose of developing or training any commercially available artificial intelligence model, machine learning system, or similar technology (a "Commer…”
📂 Data Privacy & Governance
D
SURFACE 05
Data Privacy
Capy
MED⚠ CAUTIONUNRATED
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“ de-identified or aggregated data may be retained indefinitely if it no longer identifies a person or customer.”
GitHub Copilot
MED⚠ CAUTIONHIGH
Individual: training on by default, opt-out available in IDE settings. Business: training off by default, no content retention. Enterprise: same as Business with additional enterprise governance and IP indemnification.
“ We aim to promptly respond to requests in compliance with legal requirements. Please note that we may retain certain data as necessary for legal obligations or for establishing, exercising, or defending legal claims.”
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SURFACE 06
Tier Differences
Capy
MED⚠ CAUTIONUNRATED
—
“ promotional, referral, partner, open-source, trial, or grant credits may be subject to additional eligibility, expiration, usage, revocation, and anti-abuse rules;”
GitHub Copilot
MEDHIGH
Individual: training on by default, opt-out available in IDE settings. Business: training off by default, no content retention. Enterprise: same as Business with additional enterprise governance and IP indemnification.
“ "Beta Previews" mean software, services, or features identified as alpha, beta, preview, early access, or evaluation, or words or phrases with similar meanings.”