Privacy Policy

Last updated: July 2026

DevOps Healer is an SRE assistant that runs inside Slack. This policy explains what it stores, why, and how to remove it.

What we store

Slack identifiers — your workspace and user IDs and the bot token issued at install, used to authenticate API calls and route responses (one record per workspace).
Server registry — the servers you add (name, host, port, user, tags) and any credentials you provide (password or private key), encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM.
Health data — SSH reachability, uptime, load and disk metrics collected on a schedule; held in memory, not archived.
Message content — only messages in which you interact with the bot (mentions, DMs, slash commands) are processed to answer your request. We do not archive channel history.

We never sell or share your data with third parties.
We never run a state-changing action on your servers without your explicit in-Slack confirmation.

Each Slack workspace's servers and settings are isolated from every other workspace.
Data lives on the operator's own server instance. Removing a server in the dashboard deletes its record; uninstalling the app removes its installation record.

Your requests and the metrics gathered to answer them are sent to Google Gemini to generate responses. Your data is not used to train models.

Questions or data requests: sachiniyyappan@gmail.com