This page describes how the Ekbatan framework website, documentation, examples, agent skills, and Claude Code plugin handle data.
Ekbatan is an open-source Java persistence/action framework. The public website, documentation, examples, agent skills, and Claude Code plugin are developer resources for learning and working with that framework. Ekbatan does not operate a hosted application service, hosted API, or user account system.
The Ekbatan framework, website, documentation, examples, agent skills, and Claude Code plugin do not intentionally collect personal information. They do not collect telemetry, create user accounts, store personal data, or send data to Zyraz/Ekbatan servers.
When you use the Ekbatan Claude Code plugin, your prompts, source files, tool calls, and command output are handled by your Claude Code session and by Anthropic according to Anthropic's terms and privacy policies. Ekbatan does not receive a copy of those sessions.
Some skills may instruct an AI coding agent to read local project files or run local verification commands. Those actions happen in your development environment and are controlled by your agent's permission settings.
If you use Claude, GitHub, Maven Central, package registries, CI systems, or other third-party services while working with Ekbatan, those services process data under their own policies.
For privacy questions about Ekbatan, open an issue in the public repository at github.com/zyraz-io/ekbatan/issues.
Last updated: June 20, 2026