README: no claims about how API keys are issued or revoked

README.md

@@ -10,8 +10,7 @@ streaming responses, and image input all work.
 ## What you need
 
 - **pi 1.3 or newer** ([installation guide](https://pi.dev))
-- **A uniGPT API key.** If you don't have one, ask the uniGPT team at the
-  [IDea_Lab](https://idea-lab.uni-graz.at/en/digital-innovation-lab/unigpt-and-studigpt).
+- **A uniGPT API key**
 
 ## Setup
 
@@ -55,7 +54,7 @@ That's it. Pi remembers your key and your last model for next time.
 | `/login unigpt` | Save your API key (or replace it with a new one) |
 | `/model` | Choose a model |
 | `/unigpt-refresh` | Reload the list of models, e.g. after uniGPT adds new ones |
-| `/logout` | Remove your key from pi (the key itself stays valid) |
+| `/logout` | Remove your key from pi |
 
 ## Updating
 
@@ -66,8 +65,8 @@ pi update --extensions
 ## Logging out and uninstalling
 
 **To remove your API key,** type `/logout` and choose uniGPT. The uniGPT
-models disappear from `/model` until you log in again. The key itself stays
-valid; to revoke it, contact the uniGPT team.
+models disappear from `/model` until you log in again. This only removes the
+key from pi; it does not revoke the key at uniGPT.
 
 **To uninstall the extension,** log out first (uninstalling does not delete
 the saved key), then run:
@@ -91,7 +90,7 @@ If you made uniGPT your default, also remove `defaultProvider` and
 - **No uniGPT models in `/model`:** type `/unigpt-refresh`. It tells you
   what is wrong, e.g. a rejected key or no network connection.
 - **One model always fails with an error:** that model may be unavailable
-  on uniGPT's side. Pick another one and let the uniGPT team know.
+  on uniGPT's side. Pick another one.
 - **`pi -p "…"` says a uniGPT model was not found:** start pi normally once
   after logging in, so it can load the model list.
 - **Installation fails with `spawn npm ENOENT`:** you use pnpm instead of