Terms of Use
Effective: July 27, 2026 · Last updated: July 27, 2026
These terms cover your use of craftedbydaniel.com, operated by Daniel Anthony Romitelli Jr., trading as Cloudelipute LLC. Using the site means you accept them. They are short because the site is simple: it has no accounts, takes no payments, and asks nothing of you.
1. What is here, and what it costs
Everything written on this site is free to read, with no account, subscription or paywall. The AI demos are free to use, subject to the daily limits in section 4.
The companion audiobook of the 13-part series “How to Architect an Enterprise AI System (And Why the Engineer Still Matters)” is sold on Gumroad, Google Play and Spotify. Those sales happen entirely on those platforms under their terms, their payment processing and their refund policies. I never see your card details, and this site processes no payments. Visual overviews are on YouTube at no charge.
2. How the writing and the audio are made
This matters enough to state plainly rather than bury.
The substance is factual. The blog, the series and the audiobook come out of real situations: my own notes, my commits, my research, and systems I actually built. They are not fiction, and they are not invented case studies written to look like experience. What went wrong went wrong to me.
I write the drafts; AI tidies them. The reporting, the decisions and the conclusions are mine. A model cleans up grammar and phrasing, and renders my diagrams from the structure I describe. It is an editor and a draughtsman, not the author.
That still means a machine touched every page, so read figures the way I do — as something to check against the primary source, not as a citation.
The narration is synthetic. The audiobook and the per-post audio are produced with text-to-speech. It is not a recording of my voice. Nobody should mistake it for one, and it should not be used as a voice sample or as evidence that I said anything.
3. The AI demos can be wrong
Every demo on this site sends your input to a language model or a scraping service and shows you what comes back. Those systems produce confident, fluent output that is sometimes simply incorrect. They invent citations, misread figures, and state things that are not so.
So, concretely:
- The research agent writes a draft from pages it fetched minutes earlier. It is labelled a draft because it is one. Nothing in it has been fact-checked by a person.
- The financial dashboard shows scraped market data and model-written commentary. It is not investment advice, not a quote you can trade on, and not a substitute for your broker or a licensed adviser.
- The vision and 3D demos describe and generate images from models that guess. A confident label can be wrong.
- Nothing here is professional advice — not financial, legal, medical, or engineering advice for your situation.
Use the demos to see how the systems are built. Do not act on their output without checking it against a source you trust.
4. Fair use of the demos
The demos call paid APIs out of my own pocket, so there are daily limits per visitor and for the site as a whole. Reaching one produces a plain message saying so, not an error. Limits reset at midnight US Eastern.
Please do not:
- script or automate the demos, or run them in a loop
- work around the rate limits, including by rotating addresses
- use them as a free backend for something else you are building
- submit anything unlawful, or anyone else's personal information
- attempt to extract credentials, or probe the site for vulnerabilities without asking me first
On that last point: if you find a real security problem, I would genuinely rather hear about it. Email me and I will fix it and thank you.
5. Don't put confidential material in a demo
What you type into a demo is sent to third-party providers, and the research agent saves your topic and its draft to a database with no automatic expiry. Treat every demo as public. The privacy policy sets out exactly what is stored and how to have it deleted.
6. Ownership
The writing, diagrams, code samples, photographs of my woodworking and the audiobook are © 2026 Daniel Anthony Romitelli Jr. All rights reserved.
Quote a paragraph or two with attribution and a link — that is welcome. Republishing whole posts, or the series or audiobook in any part, is not.
Work described here was done for clients who own their own code and systems. Nothing on this site discloses a client's proprietary source, schemas or data. Patterns are described generically and deliberately.
7. No training on this content
I do not permit the content of this site to be used as training data for machine learning models, including large language models, whether by crawling, scraping, or bulk download. This is withheld expressly and is not covered by any implied licence to read the site. It applies regardless of what a crawler's robots.txt handling happens to allow.
8. No warranty
The site and the demos are provided as they are, with no warranty of any kind. I do not promise they will be available, correct, or fit for your purpose. Third-party providers go down, rate-limit me, and change their APIs without notice; when that happens a demo says it is unavailable rather than inventing a result, which is the best guarantee I can honestly offer.
9. Limitation of liability
To the fullest extent the law allows, I am not liable for any loss arising from your use of this site or reliance on anything it produces, including anything an AI demo told you. This is a portfolio, not a product with a support contract.
10. Changes
These terms change when the site does, in the same commit, and the date at the top moves. Continuing to use the site after a change means you accept the revised terms.
11. Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of New York and the United States, without regard to conflict-of-laws rules. Disputes are subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts located in New York.
12. Contact
Daniel Anthony Romitelli Jr.
Cloudelipute LLC