The risks, in plain words

Pluqo makes it easier to act onchain. That includes making mistakes. Read this before you connect a wallet with real funds.

You can lose money: Tokens on launchpads are volatile and many go to zero. A trade you sign is final. Pluqo shows data and carries out your instructions. It does not give investment advice.
Your AI can be wrong or tricked: Assistants misread, guess and follow instructions hidden in web pages or token names. Caps and tool rules limit the damage. They don't make a bad trade good, so read every preview.
Contracts can have bugs: The policy module and smart account are new code. They will be audited before mainnet, and audits reduce risk without removing it. Start with small caps.
Safety Guard is a second look: It catches known patterns like honeypots and mint functions. A clean scan is not a guarantee.
Bridges are separate: Deposits from Ethereum are signed on Ethereum, outside the policy module, so check them yourself. Bridging out of Robinhood Chain passes the module and counts toward your caps.
Rules depend on where you live: Some assets, like stock tokens, are not available in every country, including to US users. You are responsible for what is legal for you.
Smart contracts can have bugs: Audits lower the risk, they don't remove it. Keep caps small and raise them only when you need to.