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Data Handling & Processing

Zephex is a stateless proxy. Tool call content passes through memory and is never written to disk, logged, or stored. This page details exactly what happens to your data at each stage.

REQUEST LIFECYCLE
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Client (your editor)  │  ├─ TLS 1.3 encrypted connection  │  ▼Zephex Edge (Vercel / AWS)  │  ├─ API key validated (SHA-256 hash comparison)  ├─ Rate limit checked (Upstash Redis)  ├─ Usage counter incremented  │  ▼MCP Proxy (AWS ECS, Fargate)  │  ├─ Tool arguments parsed  ├─ Tool executed in isolated context  ├─ Result assembled in memory  │  ▼Response returned to client  │  ├─ Tool input/output discarded from memory  ├─ Only metadata logged (tool name, timestamp, status)  └─ No code, no prompts, no outputs persisted

The entire tool call — from receiving your arguments to returning the result — happens in a single request/response cycle. There is no queue, no background job, and no intermediate storage. Once the HTTP response is sent, all tool-related data is garbage-collected from process memory.

WHAT IS STORED vs. WHAT IS NOT
DataStored?WhereDuration
Your source codeNo——
Tool input argumentsNo——
Tool output / response bodyNo——
Your AI prompt / chat contextNo——
File contents accessed by toolsNo——
Tool name calledYesSupabase (encrypted at rest)90 days
Timestamp of callYesSupabase90 days
Response status (success/error)YesSupabase90 days
Latency (ms)YesSupabase90 days
API key hashYesSupabaseUntil revoked
Hashed IP addressYesSupabase90 days
ENCRYPTION

In Transit

  • All connections use TLS 1.3 (minimum TLS 1.2 for legacy clients).
  • HSTS enforced with 1-year max-age and includeSubDomains.
  • Certificate transparency logs monitored for unauthorized issuance.
  • HTTP connections are rejected (not redirected) at the MCP endpoint to prevent accidental plaintext transmission.

At Rest

  • Database storage uses AES-256 encryption on encrypted volumes.
  • API key secrets are SHA-256 hashed before storage — plaintext is never retained.
  • MFA secrets are encrypted with AES-256-GCM using a per-user derived key.
  • Backup snapshots inherit the same encryption as the primary database.
PROCESS ISOLATION
  • Each tool call executes in an isolated async context within the proxy process.
  • No shared mutable state between concurrent requests from different users.
  • The proxy runs in isolated containers — no shared host kernel with other tenants.
  • Container images are rebuilt from scratch on each deploy (no layer caching of user data).
  • Memory is not swapped to disk.
LOGGING POLICY

What is logged:

  • Tool name, timestamp, response status, latency — for usage tracking and billing.
  • Authentication events (login, logout, failed attempts) — for security monitoring.
  • Rate-limit events (blocked requests) — for abuse detection.
  • Error stack traces (with PII redacted) — for debugging service issues.

What is never logged:

  • Tool input arguments (file paths, search queries, URLs you analyze).
  • Tool output content (code, analysis results, architecture diagrams).
  • API key plaintext values.
  • Request or response bodies.
INFRASTRUCTURE
  • All tool execution happens in isolated, stateless containers.
  • No shared host kernel between tenants.
  • Memory is not swapped to disk.
  • Container images are rebuilt from scratch on each deploy.
  • All data processing occurs in the United States.
DATA DELETION

When you delete your account (Dashboard → Settings → Delete Account):

  • All API keys are immediately revoked and hashes deleted.
  • Profile data, usage events, and notification preferences are removed within 30 days.
  • Stripe subscription is canceled immediately.
  • Billing records are anonymized (retained for tax compliance, but no longer linked to your identity).
  • Audit logs referencing your account are purged within 30 days.
  • Email queue entries are deleted immediately.
COMPLIANCE POSTURE
  • GDPR — data minimization, right to erasure, right to portability, 30-day response SLA.
  • CCPA — no sale of personal information, deletion on request.
  • SOC 2 Type II — infrastructure providers maintain SOC 2 compliance. Zephex inherits these controls.
  • No model training — user data is never used to train, fine-tune, or evaluate AI models.
  • Data residency — all primary data processing occurs in the United States.
QUESTIONS?

Data handling questions: support@zephex.dev