What we collect

ToolsXpo Code sends no analytics, no crash reports and no usage data.

There is no setting for this, because there is nothing to turn off. A switch would imply the other position exists.

Never transmitted

• Your code, prompts, file contents and file names
• Your API keys and provider credentials
• Which files you open, or how long you use the editor
• Crash reports, stack traces and error telemetry

How this is enforced

Two ways, so it does not depend on one:

The telemetry client cannot initialise without a build-time key, and released builds ship without one. And the telemetry setting defaults to disabled rather than to an ask-me-later state — so it is a decision rather than an accident of configuration.

What we do have

Operating the service requires knowing some things, and they are all visible to you in your dashboard:

• Request logs — which model, how many tokens, how long, which key. Under Dashboard → AI → Logs. This is what your bill is computed from.
• Account details — your name, email, plan and workspace membership.
• Connected apps — which editors and CLIs hold a key, and when each was last used.

None of this includes your code or your prompts.

Reporting a problem

Because we collect no crash reports, a bug you hit is invisible to us until you say so. Logs are in ~/.toolsxpo/vscode/logs/ and ~/.toolsxpo/cli/logs/ — attach the relevant part when you get in touch. Read it first; it is your machine's log, and only you decide what to share.

See also

• Where your code goes