syntropic 0.7.2 → 0.7.3
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- package/README.md +3 -3
- package/commands/init.js +8 -4
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/templates/CLAUDE.md +1 -1
package/README.md
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## Privacy
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Syntropic collects
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Syntropic collects pseudonymised usage patterns to improve the methodology for everyone. **Default: on (opt-out).**
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**What is collected:** cycle weight, phases run, success/failure, iteration count, tool, OS, Node.js major version, project shape (has TypeScript/CI/tests, framework, file change bucket).
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**What is NEVER collected:** file contents, file names, project names, code, diffs, commit messages, user identity, email, API keys.
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**Pseudonymisation:** A random device ID is generated locally at install time. Before transmission, it is hashed client-side with a daily-rotating salt (`SHA-256(device_id + date)`), then hashed again server-side with a separate salt (`SHA-256(client_hash + server_salt)`). Neither the client hash nor the original device ID is stored server-side — only the double-hashed value, which cannot be reversed to identify a device or user. Inspired by [TelemetryDeck's MIT-licensed approach](https://telemetrydeck.com/docs/articles/anonymization-how-it-works/). GDPR-compliant by design.
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Opt out anytime: `npx syntropic telemetry disable`
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- [Website](https://www.syntropicworks.com)
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- [GitHub](https://github.com/petercholford-ship-it/syntropic-cli)
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- [Research Paper](https://zenodo.org/records/17894441) — the underlying research behind the methodology
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- [Intelligent Analyser](https://www.syntropicworks.com/
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- [Intelligent Analyser](https://www.syntropicworks.com/analyser) — deep-dive analysis through 8 philosophy lenses
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## License
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2. Start building! Your AI will follow the EG7 pipeline automatically
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Telemetry:
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for everyone. All identifiers are double-hashed before transmission — no
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device ID, code, file names, or personal data is ever stored server-side.
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Run \`syntropic telemetry disable\` to opt out at any time.
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The methodology is your superpower. Ship and iterate.
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Coming soon: \`syntropic analyse\` — assess market opportunity,
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validate assumptions, and get a strategic way forward, all from
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your CLI. Your LLM, your compute, powered by 8 philosophy lenses.
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Try the web version now: syntropicworks.com/analyser
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Learn more: https://www.syntropicworks.com
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package/templates/CLAUDE.md
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(Auto-detects weight, phases, and success. All pseudonymised — double-hashed before transmission.)
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4. The report is fire-and-forget. Never block the cycle on reporting.
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