Sensitive-content minimization
Operational telemetry and audit evidence are designed to avoid routine copying of prompt and response bodies.
Evidence focuses on customer-safe metadata and proof rather than duplicated content.
Security & Trust
Minimize what Forge has to retain.
Forge is designed to avoid becoming a duplicate enterprise data lake. Where customer context is required, the preferred pattern is governed access to customer-controlled source repositories.
The privacy model is designed around purpose-bound access and minimizing unnecessary replication. Customer source information should remain in customer-controlled systems wherever the approved integration permits.
Three operating principles
Each principle links a privacy objective to an operating control. Together they reduce unnecessary content replication, limit access to approved purposes and preserve customer revocation authority.
Purpose-bound context access
Context credentials can be tenant-scoped and read-only where supported.
Access is limited to the approved purpose and workflow rather than a broad standing entitlement.
Revocation and offboarding
Customer repository and provider access can be revoked during offboarding.
Source information remains in customer systems, and the customer can close access.
Customer-Controlled Context Residency
Forge favors governed access to customer-owned repositories instead of indiscriminately copying enterprise knowledge into a Forge-owned data lake.
01Customer sourceOwned by customer
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02Scoped accessPurpose-bound
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03Forge workflowApproved use only
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