✶dwell

Privacy

The CLI runs on your machine and talks to one server. This page lists everything that crosses the wire. If something is not on this list, it does not leave your computer.

Your project stays yours

The project identifier is a hash, salted with a value generated on your machine that never leaves it. Raw directory paths and file names never reach the network — not truncated, not hashed-and-sent-alongside. They are simply not part of any request.

Prompts and code are never read

The CLI does not read your prompts, your files, or the model's answers. It knows one thing: whether the assistant is currently working. That signal is what decides whether a line is shown.

IP addresses

Hashed with a server-side salt and used only for fraud checks. The raw address is never written to storage.

The leaderboard

Off by default. If you turn it on in the panel, the home page shows the nickname and country you typed in, plus your verified impressions and earnings. Your wallet address is never shown. The first time you open the form, a country is suggested from your connection: we look it up on our own server, and the IP address is not stored or sent anywhere. You confirm or change it, and nothing is saved until you press Save. Turn the leaderboard off in the same place and you disappear from the list and the globe within a minute. IP-to-country data by DB-IP, licensed under CC BY 4.0.

Your keys

The wallet private key never enters the CLI or this site. Login is a signature request handled by the Freighter extension; we receive the signed challenge and nothing else. The message you sign cannot be submitted to the network — its sequence number is zero — so it can never move anything.

The exact fields

Removal

One command. It removes only the entries we added; your own settings are untouched.

$ dwell uninstall