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Public rules for agent-assisted use.

NoCodeJobs allows AI browser agents and assistants to use public pages, feeds, and forms when acting on behalf of a human user who supplied the information and approved the action.

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operating boundary

Human authorization is the line.

Agent use is welcome when it improves discovery, accessibility, and accurate submissions. Autonomous spam is not.

Allowed actions

  • Browse public job listings and real NoCodeJobs agentic developer test runs.
  • Read public machine-readable resources such as jobs.json, agentic-jobs.json, llms.txt, agents.md, and openapi.json.
  • Help a human applicant complete an application form when the applicant supplies the information and approves submission.
  • Help a human employer submit a job post or contact request when the human is authorized to do so.
  • Summarize roles, compare requirements, and prepare application materials for a human user.

Not allowed

  • Submitting spam, fake jobs, fake applications, or duplicate applications.
  • Submitting applications without the applicant's permission.
  • Using public forms as an email relay or bulk messaging tool.
  • Bypassing rate limits, validation, honeypots, or abuse controls.
  • Attempting to access private, admin, preview, or non-public endpoints.
  • Uploading unsafe files, executable files, or files that do not belong to the applicant.

Form consent

A browser agent may complete and submit a form only when the human user has provided the required information and approved the final submission. Application submissions must represent the applicant. Job post submissions must be authorized by the company or hiring party.

Source tracking

Public application forms include source tracking and server-side validation. Agents may identify themselves through optional request headers, but those headers are treated as informational only.

Abuse controls

NoCodeJobs may use honeypots, file validation, manual review, Cloudflare WAF rules, and future persistent rate limits to reduce spam and abuse.