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These policies explain how Fish works when it is invited to a Discord server. They are intentionally plain English.
Terms of Service
Last updated: November 11, 2026
Using Fish
By inviting or using Fish, you agree to use it responsibly and follow Discord's Terms of Service and Community Guidelines. Fish is provided as-is and may occasionally be unavailable, inaccurate, or a little strange.
Acceptable use
Do not use Fish to harass people, evade moderation, distribute illegal content, or abuse Discord's systems. Server owners are responsible for deciding whether Fish is appropriate for their communities.
Changes and availability
Features may change, and the bot may be paused or discontinued without notice. These terms may also be updated as the project changes. Continued use after an update means you accept the revised terms.
Privacy Policy
Last updated: November 11, 2026
What Fish processes
When responding, Fish may process the message that mentions it, the current speaker's Discord identity, relevant channel or server context, and attached images when available. Direct messages may be tracked as basic usage counts.
Memory and retention
Fish may save durable facts, preferences, recurring topics, and explicit notes about the current speaker so replies can be more useful. It is designed to avoid saving routine questions and unrelated members' conversation context. Stored context can be removed by the bot operator.
Third parties
Fish uses Discord to receive messages and may use Groq to generate replies. Those services process data under their own privacy policies. Fish does not sell personal information.
Your choices
You can stop interacting with Fish, remove it from a server, or contact the bot operator through Discord to ask about or request removal of stored context. Please avoid sending sensitive personal information to a chat bot.