“AI feature usage (including types of Inputs submitted, prompt titles, prompt categories, query-derived metadata, and interaction patterns)”
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The collection of prompt titles, prompt categories, and query-derived metadata means that metadata about a user's AI interactions is captured, even if the full content of inputs is not retained.
Interpretive note: The excerpt appears to be a list item from a broader usage data collection clause; the full scope of that clause is not quoted, so the canonical claim is limited strictly to the quoted enumeration.
The updated policy establishes explicit definitions for 15+ categories of personal data Sourcegraph collects, including Analytics Data, Usage Data, Device and Connection Data, and AI feature usage patterns. Previously, the policy described data collection more generically; the revised language now specifies that Sourcegraph collects feature interaction data, user identifiers, prompt metadata, deployment information, and system configuration data. The policy clarifies that Sourcegraph acts as a Data Controller when collecting data directly from users and as a Data Processor when handling customer data under customer agreements. You can review the detailed definitions section to understand what specific data categories are collected and how they are used.
View change record →When you use Sourcegraph Cody's AI features, data including types of Inputs submitted, prompt titles, prompt categories, query-derived metadata, and interaction patterns will be collected.
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The collection of prompt titles, prompt categories, and query-derived metadata means that metadata about a user's AI interactions is captured, even if the full content of inputs is not retained.
When you use Sourcegraph Cody's AI features, data including types of Inputs submitted, prompt titles, prompt categories, query-derived metadata, and interaction patterns will be collected.
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