AndroJack MCP
Privacy Policy

How AndroJack handles data

AndroJack is designed to run as a local MCP server. This page explains what the static website does, what the MCP server does, what data is not collected by AndroJack-owned services, and which third-party services may still receive standard network requests when you use the product.

Effective date March 11, 2026
Applies to Website, npm package, MCP server, and VS Code wrapper
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1. Core principle

AndroJack does not run a proprietary cloud backend for MCP tool execution. The MCP server runs on the user's machine and makes direct requests only to allowlisted documentation and artifact sources needed to answer the current query.

AndroJack does not require users to create an account, sign in, provide an API key, or connect a paid cloud service to use the local MCP server.

No AndroJack-owned service receives your project files, prompts, or generated code as part of normal MCP server usage.

2. What this website collects

This website is a static marketing and documentation site. It does not embed custom analytics, session replay scripts, advertising trackers, or first-party login systems.

The landing page fetches public package metrics directly from npm and the Visual Studio Marketplace to display current install traction. Those requests are made from the visitor's browser to public APIs.

What may still be processed

  • Standard HTTP request data handled by the hosting provider, such as IP address, user agent, and request timestamps.
  • Browser requests to third-party services you choose to open, such as GitHub, npm, or the VS Code Marketplace.
  • Public metrics API requests made client-side to render live install and version cards.

3. What the MCP server does

When you use AndroJack as an MCP server, it performs documentation grounding and validation locally. It may fetch allowlisted pages or artifact metadata from sources such as Android Developers, Kotlin documentation, Google issue trackers, Google Maven, and Maven Central.

The server uses in-memory caching, per-process rate limiting, and cached robots.txt handling with Crawl-delay support to reduce repeated traffic and respect documented host pacing.

Because the server uses public documentation and artifact sources, no separate AndroJack test account or credential set is required for product review.

What AndroJack does not do

  • It does not upload your repository to an AndroJack-operated API.
  • It does not require an AndroJack account, auth token, or API key.
  • It does not persist prompts, tool output, or project code beyond the lifetime of the running process.
  • It does not access arbitrary domains; network access is restricted to allowlisted sources.

4. Third-party services you may interact with

Using AndroJack can still involve third-party services outside of AndroJack's control. Their privacy practices apply to your interactions with them.

  • Netlify hosts this website.
  • npm distributes the MCP package and provides public package metadata.
  • Visual Studio Marketplace distributes the VS Code wrapper and public listing data.
  • GitHub hosts the source repository, issues, and discussions.
  • Official Android and Kotlin documentation and artifact hosts receive the direct documentation fetches needed for MCP tool results.

5. Cookies, tracking, and retention

This site does not intentionally set custom tracking cookies or operate a user profile database. If you interact with third-party services linked from the site, those services may set their own cookies according to their policies.

MCP server responses are cached in memory only for short-lived operational purposes and are discarded when the running process exits.