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Privacy Policy for AgentSphere Plugin

1. Data Collection

The AgentSphere plugin collects the following data to enable its functionality:

  • API Key: Your AgentSphere API key is collected to authenticate requests to AgentSphere services. This key is used solely for authorization and is not stored beyond the active session.
  • User Inputs: Code snippets, commands, file paths, and other operational parameters entered by users are temporarily processed to execute tasks (e.g., running code, uploading files) via AgentSphere's cloud sandboxes.
  • Execution Logs: Basic metadata (e.g., task duration, success/failure status) is generated during task execution for debugging purposes, but does not include sensitive user content.

2. Data Storage

  • API Key: Stored temporarily in the plugin's runtime memory only during active use. It is never persisted to disk or cloud storage.
  • User Inputs & Logs: Processed in real-time and discarded immediately after task completion. No user-generated content (code, files, commands) is stored by the plugin itself.

3. Data Sharing

  • The plugin solely shares data with AgentSphere's servers to fulfill user requests (e.g., executing code in their sandboxes). No third-party services outside of AgentSphere are involved.
  • Data shared with AgentSphere is governed by their privacy practices, as outlined in their official documentation.

4. Data Security

  • API Key Protection: Transmitted via encrypted HTTPS channels and never exposed in logs or unencrypted storage.
  • Input Sanitization: User inputs (code, commands) are validated to prevent malicious operations, in compliance with AgentSphere's security protocols.
  • Isolation: All tasks are executed in isolated cloud sandboxes provided by AgentSphere, ensuring no cross-user data leakage.

5. User Control

Users can revoke their AgentSphere API key at any time via the AgentSphere dashboard, which immediately stops the plugin's ability to make authenticated requests.