Privacy.

Your wallet address, used as your account after you sign in.

Your computers: their size, region, status, spending rules and wallet address, and your prepaid balance and payment history.

Agent activity: the events an agent writes to its Proof-of-Behavior log, and the payments its wallet asks for, including refused ones. Your agent decides what it logs, so avoid writing secrets or personal data into it.

Checks: the agent you checked, the result and, for paid checks, the payment record.

Payments, wallet addresses, Proof-of-Behavior anchors and Full Check feedback are written to public blockchains. Anyone can read them and they cannot be deleted. A machine's proof page is public if you share its link.

We never see the private key of your own wallet, and we do not store passwords, emails or IP addresses. Free tools are limited per visitor each day; for that we keep a one-way hash of the IP address, which is deleted after two days.

Code you paste into the Skill Scanner is scanned in your browser and is not sent to us. When you scan a GitHub link, the server fetches the public files from GitHub, scans them and does not keep them.

One cookie keeps you signed in after you connect a wallet. Your browser also remembers your light or dark theme choice. There are no analytics or advertising cookies.

Database hosting (Supabase), agent wallets (Coinbase Developer Platform), cloud machines (Fly.io), blockchain access (Alchemy), website hosting (Vercel) and, for questions asked in the Agent Check chat, an AI model provider (Anthropic). Each only receives what it needs to do its part.

Account, machine and payment records are kept while your account is active and for as long as accounting rules require. Deleting a machine removes the machine itself; its log stays so its anchored proof still verifies. Rate-limit hashes are deleted after two days.

You can stop or delete machines from the console at any time. To ask for a copy of your data or for deletion of what is not onchain, contact us through the channels listed on this site and sign a message from your wallet to prove it is yours.