Shared with ChatPilot
The profiles of your integrations you shared with ChatPilot's makers, exactly as they went, and whether ChatPilot asks to share one at all.
When ChatPilot has studied a system it had no ready-made profile for and you saved the profile, it asks whether to share that profile's shape with ChatPilot's makers, so they can build a ready-made pack for the system (how that works). Settings → Privacy → Shared with ChatPilot keeps track of it.
What you find there
- What was sent: every profile you shared, with the system and the day. Open one to read the JSON exactly as it went.
- Ask to share profiles ChatPilot learned: on by default. Switch it off and ChatPilot never asks again, for any system, and its Share buttons are gone.
- Never asked for: the systems you answered Never for this system for. Ask again undoes that.
What goes is the shape of a system only — its kind, the server's name and version, its tools and which fields hold which figures. Never figures, anything a tool answered, account or client names, the names you gave things, keys or chats. Sharing needs your ChatPilot account sign-in. It is separate from Share usage counts: each has its own switch.
Checked against ChatPilot 0.1.0b3. Report a problem with this page