Last Updated: October 16, 2025
Peptide Instructions provides technical protocol documentation and administration guidance. This privacy policy outlines data collection and storage practices related to our technical reference system.
When users query technical protocols through our system, interaction data is temporarily cached to maintain session continuity and provide accurate sequential responses. Query patterns inform protocol accuracy improvements and documentation enhancements.
Session persistence is maintained via browser cookies storing session identifiers and user interface preferences (visual theme selection, model configuration). Cookie data remains client-side with minimal server-side processing.
Technical queries are processed through AI language models to interpret questions and retrieve relevant protocol documentation. Query processing is stateless - no permanent user profiles or tracking systems are implemented beyond temporary session management.
Aggregated query statistics may be analyzed to identify common technical questions requiring enhanced documentation coverage. Individual query content is not retained beyond the 30-day session expiration period.
Session data is stored in encrypted Cloudflare Workers KV storage with automatic TTL (time-to-live) expiration. Storage infrastructure implements enterprise-grade encryption standards (TLS 1.3, AES-256). No third-party analytics or tracking scripts are embedded in the technical documentation interface.
Users maintain immediate purge capabilities via the "Hard Reset" function, which executes client-side cookie deletion and terminates active session references. Session data automatically expires after 30 days following final interaction timestamp.
AI inference processing is performed by OpenRouter API services. Query content is transmitted for real-time processing but is not retained by inference providers beyond request completion. No personal identifiers are transmitted to third-party systems.
Protocol documentation privacy practices may be updated to reflect technical infrastructure improvements or regulatory compliance requirements. Material changes will be indicated via timestamp modification and notification in the system interface.
Privacy-related technical inquiries can be submitted through the protocol query interface or via direct communication channels listed in system documentation.