Privacy Policy

Guest connector

Aisystant Open (open.aisystant.com/mcp) — no sign-in

This connector searches and reads the open First Principles Framework (FPF) library by Anatoly Levenchuk. It does not require an account and does not know who you are.

• What it processes: your search text and the IDs of the publication/section/pattern you ask to read — only to find and return an answer in that same exchange. It does not build a profile and does not remember earlier requests.
• Technical logs: [which fields are logged, and whether your IP address or request text are among them, is not confirmed yet — to confirm with the engineering team before publishing].
• No personal data: the connector does not ask for or accept your name, email, phone number or payment details. Please don't put personal data or secrets in a search query — this connector isn't built to handle that.
• Search method: looks like plain keyword/boolean text search (exact phrases, AND/OR, exclusions), not a search that sends your query to an external AI model — but this is not fully confirmed yet [to confirm with the engineering team].
• Rate limits: [whether and how requests are rate-limited is not confirmed yet — to confirm with the engineering team before publishing].
• Source and license: all content comes from exactly one source — the FPF library, github.com/ailev/FPF, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). No other material is served by this connector.

Signed-in connector

Aisystant (mcp.aisystant.com/mcp) — with account

This is the full IWE connector: it signs you in (OAuth) and works with your personal environment, so it necessarily handles more than the guest connector above.

• Sign-in: OAuth 2.1 with your Aisystant/IWE account. The identity check currently runs through the product's existing sign-in system.
• What it processes, in detail: [pending — this section needs the engineering team to list the actual data categories, purposes, where data is stored or passed between systems, retention periods and deletion process before this page can be published honestly].
• Why this section is separate: this connector is not anonymous and not stateless like the guest one above — copying the guest connector's privacy text here would understate what it actually does.

Your choices

What you can do

• Don't enter personal data into either connector unless the signed-in one specifically asks for it as part of your account.
• The guest connector doesn't keep a profile or history to delete. For the signed-in connector, contact us with a question or a request to delete account data: info@aisystant.com.
• Disconnect either connector from your AI client at any time.

Changes

Changes to this policy

We'll note material changes on this page; earlier versions are kept in this site's git history.