What kimu knows about you.

kimu reads issues, comments, and metadata from the GitHub repositories you connect. It does not read your code. It stores classification results so it can show you a digest. You can delete everything at any time.

• Your GitHub username, avatar, email (verified), and access token.
• Issues, pull request metadata, comments, and labels for repositories you connect.
• Computed signals: classification, priority, response times, contributor counts.
• Your interactions with kimu (which issues you click, which you dismiss).

• Repository code or file contents.
• Private GitHub data from repositories you haven't connected.
• Anything from your browser beyond what's needed to keep you signed in.

Postgres database hosted in the United States. Backups encrypted at rest. We use a third-party LLM provider to classify issues; only the issue title, body, and labels are sent.

Delete your account from settings and everything kimu has stored about you and your repositories will be purged within 30 days.

Questions: contact us.