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bangaladore 5 days ago

This is a more general question, but:

What company would be comfortable with giving out schematics, source code, etc... to third parties like this or AI Model providers like Anthropic, etc...

Privacy policy aside, this just seems like a statistical guarantee at some point to leaks sensitive IP (not specifically pointing at this company, but in this space in general). Or does nobody care?

etgibbs 5 days ago | parent | next [-]

great question. we've found most code/docs are offline in the embedded space (for good reason) so our approach going forward is going to be more FDE/on-prem for enterprise users. they asked for self-hosted, BYOK, local indexing, etc. and I think this is something that can differentiate us

for consumer users we have a zero-retention policy with the model providers, and we use repo mapper to index your code locally, but as you pointed out these APIs are a black box so no guarantees

Terretta 5 days ago | parent [-]

Your policy and this comment conflict.

etgibbs 5 days ago | parent [-]

need to update the policy, this was for the original version of the app, which used a deterministic algorithm to generate driver code, which we stored on cloud so you could download the files. thanks for pointing this out.

NotBoolean 5 days ago | parent | prev [-]

Embedder’s privacy policy is very clear that they keep your information.

https://embedder.dev/privacy-policy

“Content Data

When you use our services, we collect:

Any files or data you upload Any generated code or data”

Catbert59 4 days ago | parent | next [-]

> Any files or data you upload Any generated code or data”

That renders it entirely unusable for us :-(

We work a lot with heavily NDA'ed datasheets/sources.

etgibbs 5 days ago | parent | prev [-]

we store the files you upload for indexing

we don't store generated code / data, but it does pass through our API to the model provider. we store the usage meta data for billing purposes

tensility 5 days ago | parent [-]

"we store the files you upload for indexing"

Screw that. No way.