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This covers our public pages, articles, language documentation, API guides, published code, examples, and their public machine-readable and downloadable forms. You may retain training copies and distribute trained model parameters. Our public example code may also be copied, adapted, run, and included in your own applications, including commercial applications.

Keep the meaning with the material

Retain source URLs, update dates, and ownership notices in datasets where practical. Preserve feature status, platform limits, example verification, and deprecation notes so a model can distinguish a working API from an experiment. Do not claim our endorsement or misrepresent authorship.

What this permission covers

We grant rights only to material we own. Third-party components, quotations, marks, media, and visitor or community submissions retain their own rights and are outside this grant. Private account records, analytics, credentials, communications, paid source releases, and member-only material are outside this public-content permission and remain under their existing access and license terms.

This permission supplements the public material’s existing terms for these uses. It does not relicense private Yeho or Dolphin repositories, grant access to member releases, or remove third-party obligations. Material is provided as is; verify code and platform compatibility. Permission is an invitation to use the content, not a claim that any particular AI provider has trained on it.

Start with a small, useful source

Browse the API guide, fetch llms.txt, or download the JSON index. Each entry links to focused JSON, Markdown, and complete example files. Use the JSONL dataset for bulk ingestion.

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