Privacy Policy¶
Last updated: 2026-09-14.
This policy describes the request data handled by the Power Systems Wiki (“PS-Wiki”) website, REST API, and remote MCP server. The service is operated as an open, read-only reference project.
Data handled¶
When you visit the site or call an API, Cloudflare may process ordinary network and security data needed to deliver the service. PS-Wiki's application-level telemetry is limited as follows:
- The REST and MCP Workers write a durable R2 traffic record containing the timestamp, worker name, HTTP method, origin and path, response status, duration, request ID, and selected Cloudflare location metadata (colo, country, and ASN when available).
- Query strings are omitted from durable R2 traffic records. This prevents REST search text and similar parameters from being retained in those logs.
- MCP tool telemetry records the tool name, upstream REST status information, bounded error classes, and elapsed time. It does not record tool arguments, prompts, or response bodies.
- The REST Worker may emit short-lived diagnostic logs containing method, path, country, colo, User-Agent, Referer, and Accept headers. These logs are controlled by Cloudflare's Workers Logs retention and access controls.
PS-Wiki does not require an account, does not ask for passwords, and does not intentionally collect the contents of conversations sent by an AI client. Please do not include confidential or sensitive information in search terms or other requests.
Purpose and retention¶
Telemetry is used to operate the service, diagnose failures, understand broad usage, and plan capacity. R2 traffic records are retained until the project owner deletes them or adds a Cloudflare R2 lifecycle rule; the current Worker configuration does not set an automatic expiration. Cloudflare diagnostic-log retention may be shorter and depends on the account plan.
The PS-Wiki application does not use these logs to train an AI model. MCP clients and model providers may handle prompts and tool results under their own policies; review the policy of the client you choose.
Sharing and service providers¶
The Workers, R2 bucket, and diagnostic logging are provided through Cloudflare. The remote MCP Worker retrieves public wiki data from the PS-Wiki REST API. PS-Wiki does not sell application telemetry. Data may be processed by these service providers as necessary to deliver, secure, and operate the service.
Your choices and requests¶
You can stop sending requests at any time. To ask about a traffic record or report a privacy concern, open a GitHub issue with the approximate date, worker, and route; do not include private content. Because traffic records use generated request IDs and do not contain account identifiers, a request may not be identifiable without sufficient timing and route information.
Changes¶
This policy may be updated when the service or its telemetry changes. The effective date appears at the top of this page.