buddiWhat it reaches in buddi
Nothing beyond its own tables, its own folder and its own tools' approvals.
What leaves your machine
- * (what the apps you allow reach): Your apps use their own network and sign-ins; this plugin sends nothing itself. Each app window’s picture and accessibility text go to the agent’s model provider.
Its tools
Only you, from its own pages 6
- computer.checkRead the computer helper and macOS permissions again; with prompt, put macOS’s own Allow dialogs in front of the owner.
- computer.add_appPut an app on the list agents may open, by its bundle id or its name.
- computer.remove_appTake an app off the list agents may open.
- computer.use_as_browserThe listed browser websites open in.
- computer.set_unlistedWhat happens when an agent wants an app that is not on the list.
- computer.set_profileWhich of the browser’s profiles websites open in; empty for whichever is in front.
Screens in the dashboard
- Computer (settings)
What it stores
Its own Postgres schema, computer, inside buddi's private database. Removing the plugin keeps it unless you also drop its data.
Where its words and its code differ
- its manifest declares the host * (what the apps you allow reach), which its buddi.md does not mention