Privacy Policy

This page explains what data Antler by Autoflux ("Antler") collects when you visit this site and use its features, including the documentation search and the "Ask Antler" AI assistant.

Antler uses a privacy-conscious analytics service (Plausible) when it is enabled for the deployed domain. Plausible is cookieless and does not collect personal identifiers. It provides aggregate, anonymized counts of page views, unique visitors, referrers, and approximate country-level location.

We use this information to understand which documentation projects and modules developers actually read, which searches return no results, and which outbound links (repositories, packages, SDK docs) are clicked. No analytics profile is tied to an individual person.

When the AI assistant is configured and you submit a question, the question, the relevant documentation excerpts, and — for repository-scoped questions — excerpts fetched live from the project's public GitHub repository are sent to the configured AI provider solely to generate an answer. Questions are not stored in a server-side database. Your conversation history lives only in your browser and is cleared when you clear the conversation or leave the page.

The assistant is grounded in Antler's published documentation and public upstream repositories. Do not paste secrets, credentials, or other sensitive information into the assistant — provider terms and logging are outside Antler's control.

Antler has no user accounts, no login, and no cross-site tracking cookies. We do not sell or share personal data, because we do not collect it.

Project pages link to third-party sites (GitHub, package registries, official documentation, and community channels). Those sites have their own privacy practices, and Antler is not responsible for them.

Questions about this policy can be raised by opening an issue on the site's repository or through the contact channel listed on the site. This page is informational and is not legal advice.