Open-source guidance
Privacy notes for AgentOS
AgentOS itself does not collect personal data. When you deploy the runtime, you become the controller responsible for meeting local privacy regulations.
Last updated: November 6, 2025
Open-source, self-hosted runtime
AgentOS Core is released under the Apache License 2.0, with extensions and community agents under the MIT license. It ships as a TypeScript package you run on your own infrastructure. The core project does not phone home, collect analytics, or transmit end-user data to Frame.dev. Any information processed by AgentOS stays wherever you deploy it.
You control data collection
Because the runtime is self-hosted, privacy obligations sit with the operator. When you build a product on top of AgentOS you must define how conversation history, workflow telemetry, or marketplace records are stored, how long they are retained, and which third parties (if any) have access.
Recommended practices
- Document what you log (e.g., agency launches, persona submissions) and why.
- Implement opt-in analytics and give end users a way to delete or export their data.
- Review marketplace submissions before publishing to avoid unlicensed content or personal data.
- Mirror the guidance in the docs/MARKETPLACE.md file if you enable the optional marketplace module.
Using the hosted Voice Chat Assistant
If you are using the managed Voice Chat Assistant service operated by Frame.dev, the hosted product has its own privacy policy and terms. Refer to the latest documents published in-app or atvca.chat/legal/privacy.