Privacy
OrchestKit is an open-source developer tool. There are no user accounts, and no personal data is sold or shared with advertisers.
The documentation site
This site (https://orchestkit.dev) collects anonymous, aggregate usage analytics (such as page views) to understand which docs are useful. Analytics are not tied to a personal identity, and no account or login is required to read the documentation.
On reference documentation pages under /docs/reference/, the site also records an anonymous session replay (pointer movement, clicks and scrolling) to understand why those pages are abandoned. All form and search input is masked, the search dialog is excluded entirely, and no request headers, bodies or query strings are captured. Nothing is recorded anywhere else on the site.
The homepage fetches the public GitHub star count from the GitHub API at request time. No data about you is sent to GitHub in that request beyond what your browser normally includes.
The OrchestKit plugin
The OrchestKit plugin runs locally inside Claude Code on your machine. Its skills, agents, and hooks execute in your environment. Any memory or telemetry the plugin records is stored locally in your project, under your control; it is not transmitted to OrchestKit.
Cookies and tracking
The site does not use advertising cookies or cross-site trackers. Theme preference may be stored in your browser's local storage purely to remember light or dark mode. Analytics run through PostHog, which also sets a first-party cookie whose name begins with ph_ (of the form ph_<project-key>_posthog) holding an anonymous distinct id, a device id, the session id, and the first-visit referrer and landing URL; that data stays with this site's own analytics and is not shared with advertisers. The site does not offer an opt-out or consent prompt for analytics; blocking or clearing cookies that begin with ph_ in your browser settings is the only way to decline them.
Questions
For any privacy question, open an issue at https://github.com/yonatangross/orchestkit/issues. Because the project is open source, you can also inspect exactly what the site and plugin do in the source repository.