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Prompter processes messages from community members, so it is deliberately conservative about what it keeps. Because the bot is open source, everything on this page is verifiable in code.

Prompter keeps no personal data — no message content and nothing that identifies you. The only thing recorded is anonymous operational signal about each answer:

DataStored asWhy
Which surface it was asked onThe surface type (mention, /ask, ask channel, forum) — not the message, channel, or userUnderstanding which surfaces get used
Which docs pages the answer citedThe page URLsMeasuring grounding and finding documentation gaps
Whether Prompter answered or refused, and how confident it wasA flag and a scoreTracking refusal rate and answer quality
Your 👍/👎The verdict, attached to that anonymous rowThe quality feedback loop

Your question and the answer text are not stored — they are processed to produce the reply and then discarded. Your Discord identity is never stored: the bot throttles each person only in memory, and that key is never written to disk or logs. None of the recorded signal can be traced back to you, so the anonymous rows fall outside data-protection obligations entirely. Prompter does not read or store DMs, does not store messages that aren’t questions to it, and never posts anywhere it wasn’t asked.

To answer you, your question text is sent to two external services and then discarded — neither they nor Prompter retain it for training:

  • Anthropic (Claude) generates the answer from your question and the retrieved documentation passages. Anthropic does not train on API data.
  • Voyage AI computes an embedding of the question for retrieval.

Everything Prompter stores at rest (the anonymous signal above) lives on Cratis-operated infrastructure in Norway.

Because Prompter stores nothing that identifies you and keeps none of your message content, there is nothing personal to export or delete — the recorded signal is anonymous by construction. Questions about how it works, or about the processing above, go to a maintainer on the Cratis Discord.