> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://gump.build/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Privacy & Telemetry

> Gump collects anonymous usage metrics to improve the product.

# Privacy & Telemetry

Gump collects anonymous usage metrics to improve the product and publish workflow benchmarks. This page explains exactly what is collected, what is never collected, and how to opt out.

## What Gump collects

When telemetry is enabled, Gump sends anonymous, aggregated metrics after each run: workflow name and step count, which agents were used, pass/fail status, duration, estimated cost, token counts, retries, guard triggers, TTFD, features used (each, parallel, hitl, composition), OS/architecture, repo language, repository size bucket.

## What Gump never collects

Source code, prompts, file paths, spec content, task names or descriptions, agent output (diffs, plans, artifacts), environment variables, Git history or commit messages.

## How it works

On first run, Gump generates an anonymous UUID stored in `~/.gump/anonymous_id`. The first run displays a message and does not send data. Subsequent runs send metrics asynchronously (best-effort, 5 second timeout).

## Opt out

```bash theme={null}
gump config set analytics false
```

Or in your config file:

```toml theme={null}
[analytics]
enabled = false
```

## Zero LLM inside

Gump itself makes zero LLM calls. All intelligence comes from the agents you configure. The telemetry sends structured metrics, not LLM-processed summaries.