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Privacy notice

Last updated 14 September 2026

Atlas Bridge processes only the information needed to authenticate the authorised user, route requested tool calls, and return bounded results from approved server resources.

Information processed

• OAuth authentication and consent state, including access and refresh tokens needed to maintain the connection.
• Relevant request arguments sent to an Atlas Bridge tool, such as an approved project name, relative file path, process command, or allowlisted service name.
• Tool results needed to answer the request. File and log output is bounded, and known secret-like values are redacted where supported.
• Minimal security audit events such as successful or denied sign-in, consent, tool use, and request failures. Audit events do not intentionally include passwords or raw OAuth tokens.

Retention and storage

Authentication state is stored on the private Atlas Bridge server with restrictive filesystem permissions. Access tokens are short-lived; refresh/grant state is time-limited and may be revoked by disconnecting the app. Operational logs follow the server operator's normal security and backup retention.

Sharing

Atlas Bridge does not sell personal information. Data is sent only to the connected Atlas Bridge service and the server resources required to fulfil the authorised request.

Control

The authorised user can disconnect Atlas Bridge in ChatGPT to stop future access. Server-side credentials can also be revoked by the operator.

Contact

Support and privacy enquiries are handled through the Atlas Bridge support page.