Privacy: the control-room plugin

This page covers noetic-control-room, the Claude plugin in plugin/, made by NoeticEcho.

The plugin collects nothing and sends nothing to NoeticEcho. It has no server, no telemetry, no analytics and no account. It stores no data of its own, and it asks you for no token or password.

What it does instead. Its skills tell Claude to run commands on your machine, with your permission, through tools you already use and already signed in to:

• git, on your own repository; git push sends a landing to your own remote, after you say yes;
• gh, the GitHub CLI, which reads your pull requests and CI runs and writes the desk’s issues, comments and labels in the repository you work in;
• Claude Code, which runs the plugin, and claude -p --cloud, which sends a brief to your own Claude Code cloud session, after you say yes.

What those tools send, and what is kept, is governed by their providers’ policies, not by NoeticEcho: GitHub’s privacy statement and Anthropic’s privacy policy. The plugin’s README lists every command it runs and where each one sends data, and its “Credentials” section says whose sign-in each one uses.

This documentation site loads no analytics and no third-party scripts, and sets no cookies. It remembers only your choice of light or dark theme, in your browser’s local storage.

Questions go to the repository’s issues: https://github.com/NoeticEcho/control-room/issues.