Privacy Policy
What data the add-in collects, who it is shared with, how long it is kept, and how to opt out or request deletion.
ExtrabbitCode iLogic Code ("the add-in") is an Autodesk Inventor add-in published by Tobias Wiesendanger ("we", "the publisher"). This policy explains what data the add-in collects, how and why, who it is shared with, how long it is kept, and the choices you have.
The add-in collects only anonymous usage telemetry, and only if you opt in. It never collects personal information, file names, or the contents of your Inventor models. Telemetry is off until you enable it and can be turned off again at any time in Settings → Privacy.
The AI agent side bar runs Claude Code under your own Claude account; what it sends to Anthropic is covered on its own page, AI Agent Privacy.
Last updated: October 2026.
1. What we collect, how, and why
When (and only when) telemetry is enabled, the add-in records anonymous product-usage events. The data is collected by the PostHog analytics SDK running in the add-in's host process and sent over HTTPS to PostHog's EU region.
| Data collected | Why |
|---|---|
| Feature usage: which features are used and how often (e.g. running, saving, creating, formatting, renaming, copying, deleting, or moving a rule; toggling a rule behavior flag; debugging a rule and stepping through it; adding a watch; capturing code from the Model tab; searching across rules; creating a template; inserting or creating a snippet; splitting the editor; switching the sidebar; opening an exported log; exporting a log or your settings; starting an agent session, accepting or reverting an agent's change, and handing context to the agent) | Understand which features matter and prioritize improvements |
| Workflow outcomes: whether an action succeeded or failed (e.g. a rule run) | Find and fix friction |
| Configuration: which toggle and dropdown settings you change, and their new values (e.g. theme, open-rules mode, minimap on/off). Free-text settings such as folder paths and file names are never sent | Understand how the add-in is configured |
| Environment: Inventor version and add-in version | Prioritize compatibility and testing |
| Session lifecycle: add-in activated / deactivated | Measure active usage |
| Approximate location: country and region, derived from your IP address at the time of the event | Understand the geographic distribution of users |
Every event carries a randomly generated anonymous ID that is created on first run and stored locally on your machine (in settings.json, see Files & Logs). It contains no personal information and cannot be used to identify you.
What we never collect
- Your name, email, or any account information
- File names, paths, or document contents
- Rule names or the source code of your iLogic rules, or any data from your Inventor models
- The text of your searches (only the number of matches is recorded, never the query)
- Your exact IP address (used only transiently to resolve an approximate location; it is not stored)
- Anything you type into or read from an agent session
AI agents (Claude Code)
The AI Agent side bar runs Claude Code, Anthropic's coding agent, under your own Claude account. What you and the agent work on in a session, such as rule code, parameter values and document names, is sent to Anthropic by Claude Code, under your account and Anthropic's terms. iLogic Code itself sends nothing to Anthropic, never sees your sign-in, and does not collect what you type or what the agent answers. AI Agent Privacy lists what a session can send, what iLogic Code stores on your machine, and how to control it.
2. Third parties
Telemetry is processed by PostHog (EU region), our analytics provider, acting as a data processor on our behalf. PostHog is contractually required to protect this data to at least the same standard described in this policy and may not use it for its own purposes. We do not sell the data or share it with advertising networks or any other third party. PostHog's own privacy policy is available at posthog.com/privacy.
When the AI agent looks up the Inventor API, the add-in fetches the page from inventor.autodeskapi.dev itself. That request carries only the lookup (an API name or search words) and your Inventor version. Anthropic receives data only from Claude Code, under your own account, never from the add-in; see AI Agent Privacy.
3. Data retention and deletion
Anonymous telemetry events are retained in PostHog for up to 12 months, after which they are automatically deleted. If telemetry is disabled, no data is sent or stored at all.
4. Your choices
Revoke consent / opt out: open the add-in and go to Settings → Privacy → Share anonymous usage data and turn it off. No further data is sent from that point on.
Reset your anonymous ID: the ID is stored as telemetry.id in %LOCALAPPDATA%\ExtrabbitCode.iLogicCode\settings.json. Remove just that value and a new random ID is generated on next run. Don't delete the whole file for this: it also holds your settings and your custom snippets (see Files & Logs).
Request deletion of collected data: because the data is anonymous and tied only to a random local ID, we cannot identify your events from your name or email. To have previously collected events deleted, email extrabbitcode@gmail.com with the telemetry.id value found in %LOCALAPPDATA%\ExtrabbitCode.iLogicCode\settings.json, and we will delete the events associated with that ID.
Contact
Questions about this policy or your data: extrabbitcode@gmail.com.
Files & Logs
Where the editor stores its settings, templates, run logs, WebView data, and diagnostic log on your machine.
AI Agent Privacy
What happens to your data when you use the AI agent side bar. What Claude Code can send to Anthropic, what iLogic Code does and stores itself, and how to control it.