# 2plot.ai — the 2plot network hub — full corpus ## Access policy - Terms: these documents are free to fetch. A free account unlocks any gated document. - Identity: agents may present a key by appending `?key=` to any document URL. - Rate: prefer ONE `/llms-full.txt` fetch over N per-page fetches. On 429, honour `Retry-After` and back off exponentially. - Crawler policy (mirrors /robots.txt): allowed: GPTBot, ClaudeBot, CCBot, Google-Extended, FacebookBot, Omgili, ByteSpider, Amazonbot, Applebot-Extended, meta-externalagent, AI2Bot, Diffbot, Timpibot, ImagesiftBot, ChatGPT-User, Claude-User, Claude-SearchBot, PerplexityBot, OAI-SearchBot, Perplexity-User, Googlebot, Bingbot, Slurp, DuckDuckBot, GoogleOther, Google-InspectionTool, Storebot-Google, AdsBot-Google. - Accounting: every document read is logged with the requesting vendor (verified against published IP ranges where the operator publishes them). > The root of the federated 2plot network: one identity across domains and its component satellites, 2plot.media, 2plot.xyz, piratesbargain.com, ai-agent.buzz, and the open-source Dash components 2plot.dev Generated from 6 pages. The page index lives at https://2plot.ai/llms.txt and a compact briefing at https://2plot.ai/llms-small.txt; each page also serves its own document at `/llms.txt`. --- # 2plot.ai — the root of the federated 2plot network 2plot.ai is the identity root of the 2plot federation, built by Pip Install Python LLC: 2plot.ai mints the account, 2plot.dev runs the developer wing, and a growing fleet of per-component satellites (*.2plot.dev) orbits it. One account created here works across every app in the network; satellite sites send visitors here to sign in and 2plot.ai returns them to the site they came from. Every page in the federation is AI-readable — append /llms.txt to any URL. ## The network - PiratesBargain (https://piratesbargain.com) — the shop and AI-spend hub: a real sailboat in Rockport Harbor with a real AI agent at the helm, a Stripe storefront, and the shared credit wallet. - HoneyComb (https://ai-agent.buzz) — an infinite-canvas AI whiteboard that turns plain English into working components, powered by Claude. - 2plot.xyz (https://2plot.xyz) — the cell-evolution arena: grow single cells in the browser and watch them feed, fight, and evolve through live matches. - 2plot.media (https://2plot.media) — a browser video studio: multi-track editing, map-driven scenes, and a 24/7 live camera. In beta. - Cast (https://cast.2plot.net) — live Playwright browser-automation casting: a real browser streamed to your screen with operator takeover. - 2plot.dev (https://2plot.dev) — the developer wing of the network: tooling, docs, and workbenches for building on the 2plot platform. In beta. - Pip Components (https://pip-install-python.com) — the catalogue of open-source Dash components with live examples and API docs. - dash-mui-scheduler (https://pypi.org/project/dash-mui-scheduler/) — event calendars and resource timelines for Plotly Dash, wrapping the MUI X Scheduler. In beta. ## The component fleet The developer wing publishes the network's open-source Dash component libraries to PyPI. The full catalogue with live docs is at https://2plot.dev/pip Each component's documentation satellite lives on its own *.2plot.dev subdomain. The home page charts the fleet's PyPI downloads (last 30 days, via pypistats.org). Future domains (owned, not yet built): 2plot.net (front page + docs), 2plot.world. ## Community - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@2plotai - GitHub: https://github.com/pip-install-python - Discord: https://discord.gg/e5s5uHWUHH --- # How agents access 2plot documentation > The network's standing policy for AI agents and crawlers — what is always free, what a free account unlocks, and how the metered lane will work when it arrives. --- ## The short version Every app in the 2plot network publishes machine-readable documentation — `llms.txt` on every host, a markdown twin for every page. This page is the policy for reading it. Three lanes: 1. **Free, always** — discovery and adoption. `robots.txt`, `sitemap.xml`, every root `/llms.txt` index, install instructions, and each package's compact briefing. Enough to find a component, install it, and start building. This floor is permanent and loud: the documents exist to get the packages used. 2. **Free with an account** — everything. A free 2plot.ai account gives you (and your agent) an agent key that travels in the URL and unlocks the full documentation corpus on every satellite: exhaustive prop tables, callback patterns, full-depth prose. Sign in once at [2plot.ai](https://2plot.ai); the key follows the links. 3. **Metered, coming** — anonymous bulk. Crawlers that pull entire corpora at scale without identifying themselves will meet an HTTP 402 with a machine-payable day pass (per package, or one bundle for the whole network). Not live yet — the price arrives after the policy, not before. The principle behind lane 3: the paid path is for callers that **choose not to identify**. Identify — as a person or as an agent holding a key — and the network is free. ## Sizes: pick the document that fits your context Rolling out across every host in the network (the Svelte convention): | Document | What it is | |---|---| | `/llms-small.txt` | A compact briefing — what the package is, install line, one line per page. Start here if context is tight. | | `/llms.txt` | The index — tagline, page directory with per-page markdown twins, network links. | | `/llms-full.txt` | Every page's prose in one document, source-annotated. The whole manual in one fetch. | Every documentation page also serves its own twin at `//llms.txt` — fetch exactly what you need. **Prefer one full-corpus fetch only when the task needs the whole manual and the document fits your context.** Sizes differ by an order of magnitude across the network: on the hub `/llms-small.txt` is about 3 KB, `/llms.txt` 11 KB and `/llms-full.txt` 22 KB, while a component satellite runs 4–6 KB, 12–43 KB and 100–520 KB respectively (Leaflet's full manual is 521 KB, Flows' 426 KB, Pannellum's 98 KB — measured 2026-09-08). Take the smallest sufficient document: the compact briefing to choose a package, the index to find the page, a single page's twin for one component's props, and the full corpus only for work that spans the whole package. Every compact briefing carries the package's install line, so an agent that reads only the smallest document can still install the right distribution. ## Why this policy These docs are the top of an open-source funnel: an agent that reads them and helps a developer ship with `dash-leaflet2` or `dash-email` is the system working as intended. What the metered lane prices is not knowledge but bulk — the training-crawler pattern of thousands of fetches that never refer a single visitor back. Humans and their agents ride free; volume without identity pays for the bandwidth it uses. Questions, or want your crawler allowlisted? The network's front door is [2plot.ai](https://2plot.ai) — every satellite links back here. --- *Source: /docs/agent-access* --- # 2plot.ai onboarding — the network tour This page welcomes visitors sent to 2plot.ai by a satellite app. One 2plot.ai account unlocks every app in the 2plot network; after signing in, visitors are returned to the site that brought them here. The tour groups the network by what you want to do: - Shop & agent: PiratesBargain (https://piratesbargain.com) — the storefront, the AI agent at the helm, and the shared credit wallet. - Create: HoneyComb (https://ai-agent.buzz) — the infinite-canvas AI whiteboard; 2plot.media (https://2plot.media) — the browser video studio. - Play: 2plot.xyz (https://2plot.xyz) — the cell-evolution arena. - Build: Cast (https://cast.2plot.net) — live browser-automation casting; 2plot.dev (https://2plot.dev) — the developer workbench for the network; Pip Components (https://pip-install-python.com) — open-source Dash components; dash-mui-scheduler (https://pypi.org/project/dash-mui-scheduler/) — calendars and timelines for Plotly Dash. How sign-in works: a sibling site sends you to 2plot.ai, you sign in once here, and you land back where you started — signed in everywhere. Community: YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@2plotai · GitHub https://github.com/pip-install-python · Discord https://discord.gg/e5s5uHWUHH --- # Privacy Policy — 2plot.ai > Effective July 3, 2026. Last updated August 19, 2026. What the 2plot network's account hub collects, why, and who it is shared with. What you do inside a network app is covered by that app's own policy. ## Who this covers This policy covers two things: the 2plot.ai application (this website), and the shared 2plot network account that 2plot.ai provides — one sign-in used across the network's apps: 2plot.xyz, 2plot.media, 2plot.dev and its per-package documentation sites, cast.2plot.net, pip-install-python.com, ai-agent.buzz, and piratesbargain.com. What you do INSIDE a network app is covered by that app's own privacy policy; this page covers your account and your visits to 2plot.ai. ## What we collect on 2plot.ai - Visit analytics: when you load a page our server records the page path, a timestamp, your IP address, your browser's user-agent string, the referring page (if your browser sends one), the URL's query string (including which network app sent you here to sign in), and — for public IPs — a coarse city/country location derived from the IP. We use this to understand traffic across the network and improve it. - Visit history: the analytics above are grouped per visitor (IP address + browser) into a profile — pages visited, first and last seen, and whether the visitor was signed in — used for traffic insight and abuse prevention. Profiles are derived from the visit log; we don't enrich them from any outside source. - Account data (optional): if you sign in via Clerk (Google, Discord, GitHub or similar), we receive your display name, email address, and avatar URL from the provider. We use them to recognize your account across the 2plot network. - Your account stays here: creating an account no longer sends your details to any other app in the network. 2plot.ai is the network's account hub, and account data is held here. If you go on to use a network app, what happens there is covered by that app's own policy. ## What the network's apps report back to the hub - Health checks: 2plot.ai probes each app's uptime and response time. Nothing about you. - Traffic rollups: apps report periodic totals — visit and crawler counts, visitor and session counts, the most-requested pages, and a coarse country breakdown. These are counts about the app, not records about individuals. - Sign-in attribution: when you sign in on one of the network's apps, that app tells the hub which app it happened on, along with a ONE-WAY HASH of your email address rather than the address itself. The hub uses it only to count distinct signers per app; it cannot be reversed to your email, and we do not attempt to. - Live presence: apps report how many people are on them right now, and may include a short list of those people so the network board can show where everyone is. An app never sends your email address for this. It sends the same ONE-WAY HASH of it used for sign-in attribution, plus a coarse city/country and the page being read; because 2plot.ai issues the accounts, it can match that hash to your name on its own side. A hash it doesn't recognise stays anonymous. All of it is held only in memory, capped per report, and expires within minutes if the app stops reporting — it is a picture of right now, and nothing keeps it. - Crawler and machine-surface analytics: we count how often automated clients fetch our machine-readable documents (llms.txt, robots.txt, sitemaps) and how many distinct crawlers we see. This is about software, not people. ## What we don't do - We don't sell your data, run third-party advertising, or use tracking pixels. - We don't store card numbers or other payment credentials. 2plot.ai is free to use; where the network sells anything, payment is handled by the app making the sale and its payment processor, never by this hub. - We don't use your data to train AI models, and the hub makes no AI calls of its own. ## Cookies Signing in sets authentication/session cookies (managed by Clerk and a signed session cookie of ours) so you stay logged in across the network. Without an account, the site works without identifying cookies. ## Third-party services - Clerk (authentication) — processes your sign-in with the OAuth provider you choose, for 2plot.ai and every network app that uses the shared account. - Network apps — receive nothing about you at signup. If you visit one and use it, that app is its own data controller under its own privacy policy. - Render (hosting) — our servers and database run on Render's infrastructure in the United States. ## Security Visitors that probe the Service (for example, requesting known exploit paths) may have their IP address blocked from the Service; we retain the blocked IP, the probed path, and the user-agent for as long as the block stands. ## Retention and deletion - Detailed visit records — including IP addresses — live on the server's temporary storage, which has no permanent disk attached. They are erased every time we deploy an update, which in practice is often. We keep no long-term archive of them. - The operational log behind the network's monitoring is trimmed on a daily schedule, keeping roughly the last two weeks. - What persists longer is aggregate: the periodic totals described above, which are counts rather than records about individuals. - Account data persists until you delete your account or ask us to remove it. Email us and we'll delete the data we hold about you. ## Children The Service is not directed at children under 13 and we don't knowingly collect their personal information. ## Changes We may update this policy; material changes will be reflected by the dates above. ## Contact Privacy questions or deletion requests: pipinstallpython@gmail.com ## Related - Terms of Service: https://2plot.ai/terms - Refund & Return Policy: https://2plot.ai/refunds - How the shared account works: https://2plot.ai/docs/network-auth --- # Refund & Return Policy — 2plot network > Effective August 19, 2026. Last updated August 19, 2026. 2plot.ai is free and has nothing to refund. Network apps handle their own sales. The metered machine-payment lane is not live; section 4 states its refund rule in advance. ## 1. 2plot.ai is free The 2plot.ai hub — accounts, sign-in, onboarding, and the public documentation — costs nothing. There is nothing to refund, because there is nothing to pay. If you were ever charged by 2plot.ai itself, that is a mistake: email us and we will refund it in full, no questions asked. ## 2. Purchases inside network apps Each network app handles its own sales and its own refunds. Physical goods ordered on piratesbargain.com are governed by that site's refund and return policy, including its return window and shipping terms — contact it directly, and it will resolve the order. This page does not override an individual app's policy; where they differ, the app's policy controls for purchases made inside it. ## 3. Account credits The 2plot account itself carries no balance. Where a network app grants promotional credit, that credit is the app's, on its terms. Promotional credit has no cash value, is not transferable, and is not redeemable for money. We may adjust or remove promotional credit that was obtained through duplicate accounts or other abuse of the offer. Credits you purchased, if you ever purchase any, are covered by section 4. ## 4. Machine payments and day passes The network's metered lane for anonymous bulk crawling is NOT live. No agent, crawler, or person can currently buy a day pass, and nothing on the network is metered today. This section states the rule in advance so it exists before the first payment does. When the lane ships: a day pass grants access to a defined set of machine-readable documents for a defined period. If a pass is charged and access is not delivered — the pass does not activate, or the documents it covers are unavailable for the period you paid for — we refund it in full. A pass that was delivered and used is not refundable for change of mind, since what it buys is consumed on delivery. Passes are tied to the pass holder and are not transferable. ## 5. Duplicate and erroneous charges Any duplicate charge, or a charge for something you did not receive, is refunded in full. Machine payments settle onchain and are recorded against the transaction that paid them, so tell us the transaction and we can match it. ## 6. How to request a refund Email us. Include what you paid for, roughly when, and — for a machine payment — the transaction identifier. We aim to respond within five business days. Refunds are issued to the original payment method; a stablecoin payment is refunded to the address that paid it, because that is the only address we can prove belongs to the payer. ## 7. Chargebacks If something goes wrong, contact us first — it is faster than a dispute, and we would rather fix it. Accounts with unresolved chargebacks may be suspended across the network while the matter is sorted out, since the account is shared. ## 8. Changes We may update this policy; material changes will be reflected by the dates above. The version in effect when you paid is the version that governs that payment. ## 9. Contact Refund requests and questions: pipinstallpython@gmail.com ## Related - Terms of Service: https://2plot.ai/terms - Privacy Policy: https://2plot.ai/privacy - How agents access 2plot documentation: https://2plot.ai/docs/agent-access --- # Terms of Service — 2plot.ai > Effective July 3, 2026. Last updated August 19, 2026. These terms cover the 2plot.ai hub and the shared 2plot network account it issues; each network app keeps its own terms for what happens inside it. ## 1. The service 2plot.ai is the free account and onboarding hub for the 2plot network — one sign-in shared by the network's apps: 2plot.xyz, 2plot.media, 2plot.dev and its per-package documentation sites, cast.2plot.net, pip-install-python.com, ai-agent.buzz, and piratesbargain.com (together with this website, the "Service"), operated by Pip Install Python LLC. The network grows: an app added later is covered by these terms once it uses the shared account. By using the Service you agree to these terms. ## 2. The network apps These terms govern your 2plot account and your use of 2plot.ai. Each network app additionally has its own terms for what you do inside it — purchases on piratesbargain.com, content you create on 2plot.media, and so on. Where an app's terms and these terms overlap, the app's terms control inside that app. ## 3. Accounts You can browse without an account. Signing in through our authentication provider (Clerk) using Google, Discord, GitHub, or similar OAuth providers gives you one account across the 2plot network. Your account is held by 2plot.ai; signing up here does not create an account anywhere else, and using a network app means agreeing to that app's terms as well. Any promotional credit a network app offers is that app's offer, on that app's terms — the 2plot account itself carries no balance. You are responsible for your account, and you may stop using it at any time. We may suspend accounts that abuse the Service — suspension applies across the network, since the account is shared. ## 4. Acceptable use Don't attempt to disrupt the Service, probe other users' data, interfere with the network's operational or monitoring endpoints, scrape at volumes that degrade the Service, or use it for anything unlawful. Creating multiple accounts to claim a promotional offer more than once is a violation of these terms. ## 5. Automated agents and crawlers Agents are welcome here — the network publishes machine-readable documentation on every host precisely so they can read it. The standing policy at /docs/agent-access is part of these terms: documentation is free to read, a free account unlocks the rest, and a metered lane for anonymous bulk crawling is planned but NOT live — nothing on the network is metered today. Identify yourself (as a person, or as an agent holding a key) and the network is free. Whatever your client is, respect robots.txt and do not crawl at volumes that degrade the Service for others. ## 6. Content and intellectual property The Service, its code, and its content belong to Pip Install Python LLC or their respective licensors. Content you create inside a network app is covered by that app's terms. ## 7. No warranty The Service is provided "as is" and "as available", without warranties of any kind, express or implied. It is an account hub — not professional advice of any sort. Features may change or be removed at any time. ## 8. Limitation of liability To the maximum extent permitted by law, Pip Install Python LLC is not liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or exemplary damages arising from your use of the Service. Our total liability for any claim is limited to the greater of the amount you paid us for the Service in the twelve months before the claim, or one hundred US dollars. The 2plot.ai hub itself is free, so for most people that amount is zero; purchases inside a network app are handled under that app's terms and our refund policy. ## 9. Changes We may update these terms; material changes will be reflected by the dates above. Continuing to use the Service after a change means you accept the new terms. ## 10. Contact Questions about these terms: pipinstallpython@gmail.com ## Related - Privacy Policy: https://2plot.ai/privacy - Refund & Return Policy: https://2plot.ai/refunds - Agent & crawler policy: https://2plot.ai/docs/agent-access - The network tour: https://2plot.ai/onboarding