Mori Plugin — Privacy Policy

Mori is open-source (AGPL-3.0) and self-hosted. The plugin is a client for a Mori server that you run. The plugin author collects no data, runs no analytics, and the plugin performs no telemetry or “phone-home”.

What the plugin does

When enabled, the Mori plugin captures your coding-session activity — tool calls, prompts, the assistant’s reasoning, file paths, working directory, timestamps, and your machine’s hostname — and sends it to the Mori server URL you configure, so that server can build your shared memory. It sends this to nowhere else.

Where your data goes

• Only to your configured server. The plugin transmits data exclusively to the server_url you set. It never contacts the plugin author, and it sends no plugin data to Anthropic beyond Claude Code’s own normal operation.
• Your API key stays local. Your Mori API key is stored in your operating system’s secure keychain (or local credentials store), never in plaintext settings.
• No phone-home. The plugin’s only network calls are to the server URL you provide — including a startup health check against that same URL. It contacts no other endpoint.

Your server, your data

Because Mori is self-hosted, you control all stored data — retention, access, and deletion — on your own infrastructure. Your Mori server may call an LLM provider that you configure (for its memory-distillation pipeline) under your own provider account and that provider’s terms; the plugin author is not party to that.

Data the author collects

None. The author operates no service that receives your data and performs no tracking or analytics on plugin usage.

Open source & auditability

The complete source is available under AGPL-3.0 at github.com/fjwood69/mori — you can audit exactly what the plugin sends and where.

Changes

If this policy changes, the “Last updated” date above will change and the new version will be published here.

Contact

Questions or concerns: open an issue at github.com/fjwood69/mori/issues.