Data & Privacy

A fair question for a tool that reads your server and talks to an AI: what actually leaves your computer? Here's exactly what does and doesn't.

Your server files stay local

myRP.build reads and writes your FiveM server's resources/[local]/ folder on your machine. The contents of your existing resources, your server.cfg, and your generated code are not sent to the AI model. The app's tools read those files locally to do their job.

What is sent to the AI

When you generate, what goes to the model is:

• Your prompt — the feature description you type.
• ox_overextended reference snippets — relevant documentation pulled in to improve accuracy. This is reference material about the ox stack, not your code.
• In a team workspace, a small attribution tag (your account name/role) so multi-user history is labeled correctly.

The model is Claude (Sonnet 4.6 by default), with other Claude and OpenAI models selectable. For signed-in users, requests route through myRP.build's metered service (which counts your usage) to the AI provider.

What's stored in your account

So your history persists and usage can be metered, your account holds:

• Your sign-in identity — via Discord OAuth (your Discord username/avatar and email).
• Your generation conversations — your prompts and the results, stored so chat history is durable and shareable within your workspace. Access is restricted to you and your workspace members.
• Usage & subscription — your plan, generation count, and limit.

No analytics or telemetry

The app contains no third-party analytics, telemetry, or crash-reporting — no PostHog, Sentry, or similar. It doesn't phone home with behavioral data.

In short

• Stays on your machine: your server files, server.cfg, and generated resource code.
• Sent to the AI: your prompt + ox reference snippets.
• Stored in your account: identity, conversation history, and usage — restricted to you/your workspace.
• Not collected: analytics or telemetry.