# Privacy Policy — Andy, AI PR review assistant by Drift **Effective date:** June 2, 2026 Andy ("the extension") is a Chrome side-panel assistant that helps you review GitHub pull requests. This policy explains what data the extension handles and what it does **not** do with it. ## Summary - The extension has **no backend server of its own**. Your settings, the parsed PR report, and your chat messages are stored **locally in your browser** (`chrome.storage.local`). - We do **not** sell your data, and we do **not** transfer it to third parties except as needed to provide the assistant's core feature (see "AI processing" below). - The extension works as a guest with no account. Google sign-in is optional. ## Data the extension handles | Category | What | Where it goes | | --- | --- | --- | | **Website content** | The rendered Drift/Andy review comment and pull-request details on the GitHub page you are viewing. | Read on your device to display the dashboard; cached locally. | | **Personal communications** | Messages you type into the assistant's chat. | Stored locally; sent to an AI model provider only to generate a reply (see below). | | **Authentication information** | *Only if you choose Google sign-in:* an OAuth token and your basic profile (name, email) to show who is signed in. | Stored locally on your device. Never sent to us. | | **Settings** | Your model, theme, and behavior preferences. | Stored locally on your device. | The extension uses your browser's **existing GitHub session** to download a pull request's scan artifacts when you ask it to. It does not collect, store, or transmit your GitHub credentials. ## AI processing To answer questions about a pull request, the assistant may send your chat messages and the relevant PR scan context to an AI model provider that processes the request **on our behalf** to generate a response. This is limited to providing the feature you requested. It is not used for advertising, profiling, sold, or shared for any unrelated purpose. ## What we do NOT collect We do not collect health, financial, location, web-browsing-history, or user-activity data, and we do not track you across sites. ## Data retention and control All local data lives in your browser. You can remove it at any time from the extension's **Settings → Clear data**, by signing out, or by removing the extension. Uninstalling the extension deletes its local storage. ## Permissions The extension requests only the permissions needed for the above: reading the active GitHub PR tab, side panel UI, local storage, detecting in-page navigation between PRs, downloading scan artifacts, and (optionally) Google sign-in. Broad host access is used solely to follow GitHub's artifact-download redirects to their CDN hosts; no other site data is collected. ## Changes We may update this policy; the effective date above will change accordingly. ## Contact Questions about this policy: **[REPLACE WITH YOUR VERIFIED PUBLISHER EMAIL]**