Privacy at Phigon
Phigon supervises AI agents on machines you are authorized to administer. This page explains what is collected, who decides, and how to remove it.
Who decides what is collected
Collection needs two decisions: your workspace policy and the machine owner's local approval. Phigon collects only what both allow. Starting a pairing is a request; it is never treated as consent.
What the default profile collects
Agent presence, state, health, activity types, and lifecycle events. It does not collect prompts, replies, reasoning, terminal output, file contents, browser pages, or environment values.
Full activity
When a machine owner explicitly approves the Full activity profile, supported prompts, replies, tool calls, outputs, and past conversations are shared. Secrets are redacted on the machine before anything is sent.
Where data lives
Hosted workspaces store records in Phigon's infrastructure, isolated per workspace. Business deployments keep everything on servers you control. Each machine keeps only source cursors and an encrypted delivery queue so it can survive disconnects.
AI features
Cortex and Guardian drafting send model requests through the Phigon control plane only when they are enabled for your deployment. Your workspace policy chooses whether models see aggregate counts only or permitted diagnostic excerpts. Secret redaction applies in both modes.
Revocation and deletion
The machine owner can revoke consent at any time. Administrators can revoke machine credentials, remove machines, revoke access keys, and request deletion of retained records.
Contact
Questions or requests: nikku@phigon.online.