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PRIVACY.md
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# Privacy Policy Last updated: July 28, 2026 ## Local processing CUAR runs on the user's machine. It starts the user's local Codex App Server and performs one read-only `account/rateLimits/read` request when invoked. Normalization, pace calculations, projections, and time-zone conversion happen locally. CUAR does not operate a hosted usage service, send telemetry to Filament Labs, read Codex authentication files, inspect session logs, or persist reset-credit identifiers, account identifiers, or raw App Server responses. ## Local reset ledger To observe an unexpected reset across invocations, CUAR keeps one sanitized local snapshot containing the observation time, scheduled reset time, whole used percentage, and banked-reset count. It may also retain one derived reset observation containing only its observation window, prior scheduled reset, and source classification. On each successful report, CUAR discards records older than eight days. Records are replaced rather than accumulated. A report that cannot form a trustworthy comparison clears the comparison chain. Writes use one fixed-name same-directory temporary file. An interrupted temporary write is removed before the next ledger transaction rather than accumulating as history. The ledger remains on the user's machine. Its default location is: - macOS: `~/Library/Caches/CUAR/reset-ledger.json` - Linux: `$XDG_CACHE_HOME/cuar/reset-ledger.json`, or `~/.cache/cuar/reset-ledger.json` - Windows: `%LOCALAPPDATA%\CUAR\Cache\reset-ledger.json` Deleting that file clears the ledger and causes the next successful report to create a new baseline. CUAR never uploads the ledger to Filament Labs. ## Codex and OpenAI When the CUAR skill reports results in a conversation, the normalized facts the agent uses may be processed by OpenAI under the user's account and applicable OpenAI terms. Codex authentication and the App Server response remain subject to OpenAI's services and privacy practices. ## Diagnostics CUAR exposes sanitized error messages. `doctor --json` reports compatibility and version information without usage percentages, reset timestamps, reset-credit details, account identifiers, email addresses, authentication paths, or tokens. ## Contact Privacy questions may be sent to <info@filamentlabs.io>.
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