Privacy Policy

Privacy and security are fundamental principles for the PageAgent project. This policy explains how we manage data on this technical website and how the PageAgent tool itself handles user information.

1. Website Data Handling

Our website is a resource for documentation and technical information. We do not track individual users or sell any information to third parties. If you choose to contact us, your email and name are only used to provide the requested response. Some basic technical logs are maintained by our hosting provider for security purposes, but these are not used for marketing or identification.

2. Local Processing of Data

The PageAgent tool is designed to process page information locally within the browser. It interprets the Document Object Model (DOM) to understand the user's intent. When a request is sent to a language model, the system is designed to send only the minimal amount of text necessary for the task. This local approach is inherently more private than systems that record your screen.

3. Security Controls

PageAgent provides developers with tools to ensure data protection. This includes data masking features that can hide sensitive fields from the AI. Developers can also set operation allowlists to restrict the agent to specific areas of a website. We suggest that all teams implement their own security reviews before deploying the tool for their users.

4. Open Source Transparency

As an open-source project, our code is available for public inspection. This transparency allows developers to verify our security claims and understand exactly how data flows through the system. Any contributions made to our repository are public and are managed under the rules of the GitHub platform.

5. Continuous Improvement

We are committed to maintaining the highest standards of digital privacy. As technology changes, we will update our code and our policies to reflect current best practices in the field of in-page agents and web automation.