About this site

This site is static. There is no server-side application, no database, and no account system. We run no analytics and collect nothing about you ourselves.

Nothing on a page loads from a third party. Every script, stylesheet, font and the search index are served from docs.tendtech.io itself — there is no CDN font, no analytics beacon, no embedded widget. This is checked against the published files on every publication, not merely configured: the build scans the output it is about to publish for any construct that fetches a subresource — src, srcset, <link href>, CSS url() and @import, and fetch, XHR or WebSocket targets — and refuses to publish if one points at another host.

The host sees your request. This site is hosted on GitHub Pages. GitHub and its content delivery network necessarily receive your IP address, the page you requested, your browser's user agent, and the page you came from, and handle them under GitHub's own terms. We do not operate that log, do not read it, and cannot delete an entry in it on your behalf. No static hosting arrangement removes this, and a site sold on boundary discipline should say so rather than round it down to "zero third-party requests".

Links leaving this site disclose where you came from. Following a link to another site tells that site you arrived from this one, and from which page.

This site is not the product. Everything above describes a documentation site on the public internet. It is not a statement about what Tend does with a customer's prompts, code, or data — those are properties of a customer's own cluster and are described in the documentation itself.

What we have not established

Two things a privacy page is often asked, which we will not answer until a command has answered them:

• Cookies. We have not measured what the served page sets, so this page does not claim it sets none.
• Search. The search index is a single static file shipped with the site, so a query has no server to go to. That the search interface issues no request of its own has not been observed on the published site, so this page does not claim it.

Both are gaps in evidence, not hedges about behaviour we know. When a run settles either one, this page changes.

The distinction this page exists to keep

Two different things get conflated as "no third-party requests", and only one of them is true here:

	What it means	Status
Subresources	The fonts, scripts, stylesheets, images and search index a page pulls in	None come from a third party. Asserted against the built output at every publication.
The request itself	The page view the host and its CDN necessarily observe	GitHub sees every request. Nothing about static hosting changes that.

The reader who cares about the difference is precisely the reader this site is for.