Privacy

This page covers two separate things: what the Agency app does on your machine, and what this website does. Neither collects anything about you.

The app

Agency does no first-party data collection. There is no analytics, no telemetry, no crash reporting, no account, and no backend of ours. There is no server of ours for the app to talk to.

Agency makes exactly one network request of its own. On launch it asks GitHub's public API for the latest release tag and compares it to the version you are running. It sends no identifiers; GitHub sees it the way it sees any anonymous request. It downloads and installs nothing. If a newer version exists, Agency marks the Settings button and offers you a link. Turn it off under Settings, Diagnostics, "Check for updates on launch", and Agency makes no network calls of its own at all.

What is not us

Agency runs coding agent CLIs, and those talk to their own providers under their own terms and your own credentials. Git talks to whichever remotes you have configured. Those connections are yours. Agency neither proxies them nor sees what goes over them, and we do not want the phrase "nothing leaves your machine" to give you the wrong idea about them.

Two optional features run other people's programs on your behalf, and both are off until you turn them on. If a project's knowledge graph is enabled, Agency runs graphify: it indexes your code locally, and it sends the documents in that project's corpus to whichever model provider you picked for it. If you accept an offer to install a missing tool, Agency runs that vendor's own installer, which fetches from npm, PyPI or the vendor's site. Agency shows you the command before it runs it.

Your code, your issues, your notes and your agent transcripts stay on your disk as ordinary files and git objects.

Check it yourself

You do not have to take our word for any of the above. Point a network monitor at Agency and watch what it does. Apart from the update check on launch, every connection you see will belong to the coding agent you started, to git talking to your remotes, or to a knowledge-graph build or an install you asked for. The docs explain where Agency keeps everything on disk, so you can go and look at that too.

This website

Static pages. No analytics, no tag manager, no session recording, no advertising pixels, no embedded third-party scripts, no cookies, and no fonts loaded from anyone else's server. Our host keeps standard server logs; we do not read them for anything and we do not build profiles from them.

Questions

Bug reports and questions go through the issue tracker on the Agency repository.

Security

Found a vulnerability? Please report it privately rather than in a public issue. Use GitHub's private vulnerability reporting, or email hello@tennnis.no.