Privacy

plankit is a Claude Code plugin and a command, pk, that run on your machine. This page says what they read, what they write, and what leaves the machine.

What pk reads

The repository it runs in: its working tree, its git history (commit hashes, subjects, bodies, and trailers, never author names or emails), its tags, and its remotes. Two files it owns or adds to: .pk.json, the policy, and .claude/settings.json, the plugin entries. When Claude Code runs a hook, pk also reads the hook's payload, which names the session's working directory and the tool call being made.

What pk writes

Only into the repository: .pk.json, the two plugin entries in .claude/settings.json, preserved plans under the plans directory, CHANGELOG.md, the version fields the policy names, commits, and tags. Nothing is written anywhere else on the machine, and nothing is stored by plankit.

What leaves the machine

Nothing, except what git pushes to your own remote when you ask for a release, or ask pk init or pk preserve to push. pk contacts no service, sends no telemetry, and reads no credentials. The plugin's five hooks and fourteen skills run pk locally; the skills are text.

Installing or updating the plugin is Claude Code's download from GitHub, through the marketplace file plankit.com serves. This site sets no cookies and runs no analytics.

Contact

Questions go to the repository's issues, https://github.com/markwharton/plankit/issues.