Privacy Policy
SuperX Code takes privacy seriously. This policy explains how data is handled when using the SuperX Code terminal UI, server components, and related developer tools.
Data Collection
SuperX Code is designed to run locally by default. User prompts, session data, and model interactions are processed through user-configured providers (e.g., Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Amazon Bedrock). SuperX Code does not operate a proprietary hosted model service as the default provider pathway.
Local Processing
The application runs as a terminal-native interface (packages/tui) backed by a process-local runtime (packages/core). Session data, configuration, and snapshots are stored locally according to user preferences.
Provider Communication
When configured with third-party providers, requests are transmitted to the selected provider's API endpoint using secure HTTPS. The application sends only the data necessary to fulfill the request (prompts, attachments, context) and does not inject hidden telemetry or unnecessary metadata.
Attachments
File, image, and PDF attachments are processed locally for context extraction and transmitted only to configured providers when included in a prompt. No independent attachment storage or analysis service is operated by SuperX Code.
Account & Authentication
The account system supports device-code login flows. No persistent user profile database is hosted by SuperX Code by default. Authentication tokens and session state are managed locally unless explicitly connected to a remote configuration service.
Analytics & Logs
SuperX Code does not include proprietary analytics tracking by default. Runtime logs are controlled by the user and written locally. No user data is transmitted to a SuperX-hosted analytics endpoint unless explicitly configured.
Security
The terminal interface uses secure process isolation and does not expose open network ports by default. When server mode is enabled, authentication is enforced and CORS policies are configurable by the user.
Open-Source Foundation
SuperX Code builds upon the open-source OpenCode project and other open-source components. Applicable OpenCode-derived portions remain covered by the MIT License, and all required upstream copyright and attribution notices are preserved in source repositories and dependency metadata.
License Status
The MIT License applies to applicable OpenCode-derived software distributed as part of SuperX Code. SuperX Code's product branding, user interface, documentation, and proprietary additions are distinct from the underlying open-source components. All third-party dependencies retain their original licenses.
Source Availability
SuperX Code incorporates open-source code from OpenCode and additional third-party libraries. The complete source for MIT-licensed upstream components is available through their original repositories and is preserved in dependency metadata.
The complete approved privacy policy text is maintained in the official document:
SuperX Code — Privacy Policy (Google Docs)
This page summarizes the approved policy. For the authoritative full text, please refer to the linked document above.