Privacy Policy

Updated: October 5, 2026. Operated by Yurii Demchuk.

Published plugin

Version 1.0.1 provides public read-only role discovery, routing, planning and approval checks. Its tools do not register users or store project history. It does not send messages, purchase, delete or publish. Do not send secrets or sensitive personal records in tool arguments. Raw prompts are not intentionally logged by the application. Hosting providers may retain technical request metadata under their policies.

Closed website-login test

The account page is an owner-only test, not public customer registration. Google sign-in through Auth0 requests basic identity (openid, email, profile), not Gmail or other connector access. Only a pre-authorized stable provider identity can create a website account. Email is recorded only when verified. Other identities are denied before account or session creation. This test does not count plugin installations or tool use.

Storage and security

The website test stores a hashed provider identity, verified email when available, and hashed session tokens in the existing encrypted Fly.io volume. Provider access/refresh tokens and passwords are not stored. Login transactions expire after ten minutes and are consumed once; sessions expire after eight hours or on logout. SQLite test snapshots remain private on the same volume. Fly volume automatic snapshot retention is five days. These operational expiry windows do not imply instant physical deletion of all expired database rows or provider logs.

Sharing and deletion

Data is not sold. Google and Auth0 verify sign-in; Fly.io hosts the site and database; OpenAI processes plugin interactions under its terms. Public account registration remains disabled until customer deletion, retention and support procedures are verified. The owner controls this test record and its private backups. For privacy questions, contact the operator through the support page.

No payment service

This test does not accept payments or create paid subscriptions. Google sign-in is not proof of the OpenAI account identity, an installation, or full local/cloud parity.