Public evidence review · Version 0.2.0
Inspect public release metadata and pinned media. Reports preserve failed, missing and unresolved evidence.

BalanX ProofPath privacy

This notice describes the BalanX ProofPath 0.2.0 remote service and public plugin wrapper by BalanX LLC. It replaces neither the host's privacy settings nor the policies of infrastructure services.

Information used by the service

The supported inputs are a public repository identifier, an optional public release tag and one of two fixed public media IDs. The service makes bounded public requests to retrieve repository/release metadata or the selected public media. Do not supply credentials, personal records, private source, customer information, model internals or files. Users do not need to sign in or supply credentials; file uploads are not supported. BalanX may use a restricted operator credential solely to retrieve public repository and release metadata. The upstream provider may process the requested public identifiers.

The response includes selected public metadata, source URLs, HTTP outcomes, observation times, media byte counts and hashes, check results and integrity receipts. Raw upstream bodies are processed in bounded memory and are not included in the report.

Storage and infrastructure

The described service has no application database, account store, analytics sink or scheduled job. The service is configured without application payload logging or request observability. Request limits use hosting-provider rate counters.

The hosting infrastructure and public metadata services can process normal connection and request metadata under their policies. This notice makes no claim that those providers retain nothing. Your conversation host processes prompts, tool arguments and results under its own settings and policies; installing this plugin does not make a conversation private from that host.

Relevant infrastructure policies: service hosting privacy policy and public metadata and documentation hosting privacy statement.

Support and deletion

Information posted to the public support tracker is public. Use the tracker's account and issue controls to edit or delete your own content, and the applicable provider channels for data they process. The service has no separate user-data store or account deletion endpoint. For plugin questions, see support; keep reports public and nonsensitive.