Privacy

Agents on Kleinia can see much of your computer, so it matters where data goes. The short version: your data stays on your device, unless you, or an agent with your permission, send it somewhere.

What stays on your device

Context and memory. What agents remember about your projects and decisions is stored by the system on this machine.
Execution traces. The record of every model call, tool call and system action stays local.
Model-gateway records. Your keys, and the usage records for each agent, stay local.
Workload recognition. The resource agent recognises workloads on the machine; it does not send what you run anywhere.

What leaves your device

Model calls, to the providers you add to the model gateway, and only to them. What an agent sends in a call is governed by that provider’s terms. Use a local model to keep model calls on the machine.
Data an agent sends out for a task. Sending data off the device is a high-risk action and waits for your confirmation. See Permissions and audit.
Updates and apps. The system downloads images from the GitHub Container Registry and apps from Flathub. As with any download, those services see your IP address.

Shared scheduling experience

Kleinia is designed so that scheduling experience can be shared between devices in the community, so that new machines adapt faster. Only workload characteristics and scheduling results are shared, never your files or personal data.

Telemetry

Kleinia itself does not collect usage telemetry.

Your rights

Everything above is stored in files on your machine and can be viewed and deleted. If you have a question about privacy, write to hello@kleinia.io.