AI
AI Data Use
Enji Guard audits code with AI and automated agents. This page explains what may be sent to AI providers, what we do not do with your code, and how customer-controlled deployments change the picture.
Short version
Enji Guard uses approved third-party AI and coding providers so the Service can run selected audits. We do not train Enji-owned models on your code, and we do not sell it.
What data may be sent to AI providers
To run the work you select, the Service may send selected task context to an AI or coding provider — for example code snippets, file paths, dependency manifests, configuration, logs, and audit findings needed for that task.
What Enji Guard does not do
- Does not train or operate Enji-owned foundation models on customer content.
- Does not sell customer code or personal data.
- Does not use customer content for unrelated advertising.
Third-party provider terms
Approved providers process selected task context under their own published or contracted data-use and retention terms. Default retention, abuse-monitoring, and privacy controls differ by provider and route.
Because of this, we do not represent that every provider route is zero-retention. Where strict guarantees are required, they are handled through customer-controlled deployments or written agreements.
Customer-controlled deployment
Self-hosted and customer-controlled deployments can restrict the approved providers and routes the Service uses, including bring-your-own-AI, where you use customer-controlled AI provider routes or credentials so calls run under your own accounts and agreements.
Approved providers
The current list of approved AI and coding providers is available on request and to enterprise customers under review. We keep the list current rather than publishing volatile per-provider terms here.
Generated output
AI-assisted output can be incomplete or inaccurate and is decision-support, not a guarantee. Review outputs before acting on them. See the Terms of Service for details.
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