Zero Telemetry Commitment

Privacy & Data Isolation

jev-superpowers enforces total local isolation. We collect zero developer code, zero repository telemetry, and zero user metrics. Your workstation is a private boundary.

Four Absolute Privacy Commitments

1. Zero Telemetry Collection

This repository contains zero analytics SDKs, zero user tracking beacons, and zero automatic error reporting pings. All lifecycle hooks run as local shell scripts on your operating system without calling home.

2. Ephemeral System One Classification

When skills invoke TypeSafe Jev System One, the endpoint processes the question strictly in volatile memory to calculate the decision or score. TypeSafe AI never stores your input state on disk, never logs prompt payloads, and never uses customer inputs to train models.

3. Local Git Reflex Boundaries

The tools that evaluate your codebase—including git-jev, limpet, and jev-guard—run locally. Your uncommitted file diffs, secrets, and branch histories remain strictly on your local disk.

4. Offline Verification Guarantee

The entire verification test suite (bash scripts/test.sh) executes completely offline. It validates all 22 frontmatters, hook binaries, and confidence policies without sending a single network packet.

Verification

How to Audit Network Traffic Locally

You do not have to take our word for it. You can inspect every outbound network request generated by our hooks in real time:

# Monitor active outbound connections during agent execution
netstat -ano | grep -E "443|80"

# Inspect hook source code to confirm zero tracking beacons
grep -rn "analytics" ~/.agents/jev-superpowers/hooks/
grep -rn "telemetry" ~/.agents/jev-superpowers/skills/
# Result: 0 occurrences found
FRAMEWORK ARCHITECT

Akash Priyadarshi

Patna, Bihar, India

Software engineer focusing on autonomous AI agent reliability, sub-second decision oracles, and deterministic developer tooling. Creator of jev-superpowers, jev-seo, jev-curate, and tdlib-android.