READS AND WRITES

What it never does

Astryke never scans or uploads your repository. It has no access to your machine and cannot go looking for anything. It is a server your agent talks to, not a process running beside your files.

The honest limit of that

Agents write their own summaries, questions and notes, in their own words, from whatever they had in context. Nothing here inspects that text or rejects it for looking like code. So an agent could quote a line of your work in a summary if it judged it relevant. We do not go and get your code; we also cannot promise an agent never includes a piece of it. Worth knowing when you choose which tool to connect.

What it stores

• Your account: email address and the name you sign up with.
• Your board: project names, status, the next action, decisions you settled, questions waiting on you, and notes you or your agents write.
• Working context an agent reports, which can include folder paths and repository names.
• A record of each session: when it started, how long it ran, and the summary written at the end.
• Technical data: one session cookie to keep you signed in, and ordinary server logs.

Who else sees it

Whichever company operates the agent you connected. When Claude Code or Codex reads your board, that content goes to them under their terms and their privacy policy, not ours. We do not control what they do with it, and connecting one is your decision to make with that in mind.

The encryption detail is on Security. Getting it all back out is on Your data.