These terms cover pages under crinaro.ai/catalog/ only. They do not cover any other part of crinaro.ai.
Rendered 2026-10-29
Each line in the catalog that cites a page is our summary of that one page, published by a product's maker or by its documentation host, as we read it on the date shown beside the line. It is an opinion, offered to help a person or a team with a decision, and the reader is expected to confirm it on the vendor's page. The vendor's page is the authority on what the product does and on the vendor's own terms. A line is not a statement by the vendor.
The catalog is not legal, compliance, security or procurement advice.
Where a product runs, and where its models run, are given in the catalog's own placement words, and they are not our reading. For the product the words are: your machine; a container environment you run (containers on a server, or in a cloud account, that you control); a cloud service. For its models they are: your machine; a container environment you run; the model company's cloud; a cloud provider's model service. Each word shown rests on a sentence from the maker's own pages, which the page links and dates. A place that is not shown is one the pages we read do not mention, not one that is ruled out, and "not stated" or "not read" means no page we read said it or we have not yet read one. For a model in a cloud, the data and compliance lines to read are those of the company running it, and which of them covers a given use is for your organization to confirm.
The data and compliance lines on a product page are what the maker's own pages said on the dates shown. They are not a compliance determination: whether a product may handle your data is settled by the agreement your organization signs and by its own counsel. A mark followed by (company-wide) rests on a sentence that names no product, and a mark followed by plans in brackets, or by a condition, holds only there.
A line that reports nothing found on the pages we read lists those pages, and it means exactly that. It never means the vendor does not offer the feature.
Some product pages carry a section headed "Our reading, beyond the maker's pages". Each item in it is our own view of how a product compares or groups with other products in the catalog, or of a limit worth knowing about. It is not a summary of any one page and links none. It is not a statement by the product's maker, or by the maker of any other product it names, and no maker has reviewed it. An item does not say where a product runs or where its models run; the catalog gives those only as lines that cite the maker's pages. Where an item names another product, it places the two side by side and says nothing about that other product beyond what that product's own page in the catalog reports. Each item shows the date its view was first written. Rewording an item keeps that date; changing what the item says gives it a new one. A second reviewer, an AI model separate from the one that wrote it, read it before it was published. Nothing records a person reading it. An item cannot be confirmed on a vendor's page; if you think one is wrong, write to report@crinaro.ai and say which item and why.
The catalog is provided as is, without warranty of any kind, express or implied. It may be out of date, incomplete or wrong. To the extent the law allows, Crinaro is not liable for any loss that comes from relying on it.
To report an error or ask for a correction, write to report@crinaro.ai . Send the page you are looking at, the line you think is wrong, and the vendor's page that shows it. For an item under "Our reading", there may be no such page: say which item you mean and why you think it is wrong. We correct or remove a reading once we have read what you send, and a corrected reading carries its new date. The address is read by people. We use what you send to correct the catalog and to improve how it is made, and we do not publish your message or your name. A correction is made once we have confirmed it against the vendor's page, and the corrected line carries its new date. We make no promise about how quickly we reply.
Crinaro and crinaro.ai are reserved and are not licensed. All vendor, product and model names and marks belong to their owners and appear here only to identify the products discussed, including where a reading compares one product with another. No endorsement by, or affiliation with, any vendor is implied.
Our own wording and the way the catalog is arranged are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license, except our lines that summarize pages licensed under a ShareAlike license, which are offered under that license as Third-party material below says. The license does not cover vendor material of any kind: a vendor's words, pages, images and marks stay with their owners. Facts and identifiers are not ours to license. We claim no copyright in any part that is purely machine-generated. When you reuse our wording, credit it as "Crinaro catalog, crinaro.ai/catalog/" and give the date shown on the line.
Some lines here restate, in the catalog's own words, pages licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International: Google Cloud documentation (license stated on this cloud.google.com page, read 2026-09-26, and this docs.cloud.google.com page, read 2026-09-24), MicrosoftDocs/azure-ai-docs (license stated on this learn.microsoft.com page, read 2026-09-26, and this github.com page, read 2026-09-25) and docs.github.com, by GitHub, Inc. (license stated on this github.com page, read 2026-09-27). Some lines here restate, in the catalog's own words, pages licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International: docs.aws.amazon.com (license stated on this aws.amazon.com page, read 2026-09-26). Our lines that summarize those pages are changed from the originals and are offered under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International, not under the catalog's own license. Each license applies as its page states it. Our lines are summaries, not the publishers' text, and the publishers do not endorse them.
Every other page the catalog cites either grants no license we found when we read its terms, or is on a site whose terms we have not read and treat as granting none. We summarize and link those pages and claim no license to their words.
The type is Poppins, Copyright 2020 The Poppins Project Authors, under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1; its text is in assets/Poppins-OFL.txt. The page design copies values from the crinaro.ai site, licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. The Crinaro.AI name and mark are reserved.
The catalog is made with language models under a person's direction. Nothing records a person reading any item. A language model drafts each summary of a page, and each item in a product page's "Our reading" section. A second reviewer, an AI model separate from the one that drafted it, reads each item before it is published, reading a page summary against its page, and an item that reviewer has not read is not shown. Two kinds of item are the exception: setup links (the "How to set it up" links to a vendor's guide) and short requirement phrases (such as the hardware a product needs). An automated screen checks them. The second reviewer reads every item the screen flags and a random 20% sample of the items it passes. A passed item outside the sample is published with no reviewer having read it. Any item can be wrong, and these have had only the screen. We accept that risk. If you find one, tell us (see Corrections). An item whose text changes after the screen is held until it is checked again. A line is a summary of the page in the catalog's words, which may follow the page's wording closely, and the page is the authority.
Every line that cites a page links it and shows the date we read it. No line or reading repeats six or more consecutive words of a vendor sentence we recorded, and the build refuses one that does. Wording on a vendor's page that we did not record is not checked. Shorter overlaps, such as a product's name or a setting's name, can occur.
The catalog covers 159 products. Each page shows the date its own content last changed.
114 lines were left out of this build, each counted once under the first rule that refused it: 36 flagged for a person to read; 25 held until a re-read, because the page changed since it was read; 19 repeating six or more consecutive words of a vendor's sentence; 15 citing a site we have not yet classified for license terms; 8 stating a negative without saying whose page says it; 4 held back until a second reviewer has read the wording; 2 about a discontinued product; 2 duplicate; 2 carrying markup or a link in its wording; 1 using a verdict word in our own voice. None was left out for age. A second reviewer has read the wording of every summary line published. Of the setup links and requirement phrases, 88 passed an automated screen and fell outside the random sample the second reviewer read. They are published with no reviewer having read them. Our own readings held back from this build: none.
Every line shows the date we read its page, and a page may have changed since. A line is built with a 90-day limit: a line whose page was read more than 90 days before a build is left out of that build. The catalog is rebuilt by hand, not on a schedule, so a published line can be older than 90 days between builds; the date beside each line says how old it is.
A reading shows the date its view was first written, and the same 90-day limit runs from that date: a reading whose date is more than 90 days before a build is left out of that build, even if it was reworded since.
Links to vendor pages are citations. We do not mirror or embed vendor content. A rights holder who objects to anything here may write to report@crinaro.ai .
Our reading of vendors' pages, as of the dates shown. Confirm on the vendor's page before relying on any line that cites it. To report an error write to report@crinaro.ai