Privacy policy

This policy covers the AgentRig website, its API, its MCP server and the files it serves. AgentRig software is operated by its publisher, the operator of this site. It has no accounts, asks for no name or e-mail, and sets no tracking cookie.

What we process

• Wallet addresses and transactions. When you rent a rig, order a task or publish a job, you sign a transaction from your own wallet. It is recorded on Robinhood Chain, a public blockchain, where anyone can read it and no one, including us, can change or erase it.
• Browser rigs. When you press Start rig, the coordinator that runs the network stores your rig id (derived from a key kept in your browser), the shares and answers it sends, its credits, the chip name your browser reports (for example a GPU model), a salted hash of your network address (used for the daily caps and to keep one address from answering a task twice), and the wallet address you link with a signature, if any. The rig id, its stats, its answers and its ledger lines are public on this site.
• Request data. Our host receives the IP address, user agent and path of each request to deliver the pages and the API, and keeps short-lived logs for security and debugging.
• Inputs you send to the API or the MCP server (job, task input, renter address) are used to build the answer and are not stored by us beyond those logs.
• Task inputs you order are written onchain by your transaction and are public. Do not put personal data in a task input or a label item.

What we do not do

No analytics that identify you, no advertising, no sale or sharing of data, no profile built from your wallet.

Your rights under the GDPR

If the GDPR applies to you, you have the right to access, correct, erase, restrict and object to the processing of your personal data, and to complain to your data protection authority. The legal basis for the request logs is our legitimate interest in running a secure service. Data written to the blockchain is outside our control and cannot be erased. To exercise a right over what we hold, contact us through the X account linked in the footer.

Third parties

Your browser talks to your wallet, to a public Robinhood Chain RPC endpoint to read the chain, and to the coordinator. The rig's work goes to the chain and the quote source through the coordinator's relay, so they do not see your address. If you load the label model, your browser downloads it from jsDelivr and Hugging Face, which see that request. Those services have their own policies.