Privacy

Naoru Privacy Notice

Version: 1.0 Last Updated: June 18, 2026 Effective Date: June 18, 2026

This notice covers the Naoru local CLI research preview, Naoru documentation, and naoru.dev. Unpossible Creations, Inc. is the data controller for information it receives directly. Naoru itself does not create a Naoru account, operate a Naoru SaaS service, or intentionally send product telemetry, usage analytics, source code, prompts, repository contents, provider configuration, or runtime logs to Unpossible Creations, Inc.

Naoru may store a local license-acceptance receipt on your machine. The receipt is used locally to avoid repeated acceptance prompts until the license changes. It may include the license version, license hash, accepted text, acceptance timestamp, Naoru version, and an explicit indicator that server logging is disabled. Naoru does not send this receipt to Unpossible Creations.

When you configure a host or LLM provider, your code, prompts, file paths, command output, logs, repository context, and other local data may be sent from your machine to third-party LLM providers or provider CLIs under their own terms and privacy policies. Unpossible Creations does not control provider data handling, retention, training use, account actions, quotas, or charges.

Naoru performs local automated processing to run checks, invoke configured providers, evaluate results, accept or reject candidates, store patches, and create local commits. These local automated decisions are not reviewed by Unpossible Creations.

Unpossible Creations does not monitor, review, scan, filter, or redact your local CLI prompts, repository contents, generated output, provider traffic, or local artifacts. You are responsible for excluding secrets, personal data, regulated data, and proprietary or employer/client content.

Do not use Naoru with personal data, regulated data, secrets, credentials, employer or client code, proprietary organization code, production systems, or sensitive repositories.

Naoru and its host may create local files such as worktrees, patches, logs, cache, configuration, and the local license-acceptance receipt under local runtime or state directories. You are responsible for reviewing and deleting local artifacts.

The Naoru website, PyPI, GitHub, hosting providers, package indexes, or network infrastructure may process routine technical data such as IP addresses, user agents, request metadata, and download metadata under their own terms and policies. This notice does not change third-party provider terms.

Privacy questions: [email protected].