Business Collaboration

💡 Our Original Intention

The original intention behind Lamafa's creation is simple: to make AI accessible to more people and lower the barrier to entry for AI.

We believe that AI should not be a privilege for a few, but a tool accessible to everyone. Whether you are an independent developer, a startup team, or a large enterprise, you should be able to reduce internal access and management complexity under the premise of legal authorization and compliant deployment.

🤝 About Commercialization

Our choice to commercialize is not to maximize profit, but to enable the project to develop healthily and sustainably.

Servers incur costs, maintenance requires effort, and ecosystem development needs resources—moderate commercialization is a necessary guarantee for Lamafa to continue serving the community. We pledge to invest profits back into product iteration, community building, and ecosystem expansion, ensuring that every bit of support translates into better services.

📜 Gentleman's Agreement

The Lamafa community has always upheld the concept of a Gentleman's Agreement:

• We trust every user and provide flexible and open ways of use.
• We do not impose cumbersome restrictions, trusting that everyone will use resources responsibly.
• We expect users, while benefiting, to also respect the sustainable development of the project.
• If your project benefits from Lamafa, we welcome contributions back to the community in any form.

This is an agreement based on trust and respect, and a continuation of the open-source spirit.

📬 Contact Information

Lamafa is committed to providing developers and enterprises with a unified API gateway and usage management capabilities under legally authorized scenarios. If you wish to engage in in-depth collaboration with us at the product or technical level, we sincerely welcome your inquiry! Collaboration should be based on legal authorization, compliant deployment, and legitimate business scenarios, and adhere to upstream service terms, platform rules, and regulatory requirements. Clients must legally obtain upstream authorization and bear responsibility for their service qualifications, compliant operations, content security, and user management.