Release Trace

BETA

Data Handling Contract

What Release Trace stores, what it does not store, and how input validation is enforced in beta.

Data we store

  • - Account identity: email, display name, Clerk user id.
  • - Workspace/product metadata needed for release workflow.
  • - GitHub installation metadata (installation id, account login/type).
  • - Release artifacts, bullet edits, source references, and release history.
  • - Waitlist lead fields: email and optional role/workflow/source.

Data we do not store

  • - GitHub passwords or personal access tokens.
  • - Clerk session tokens.
  • - Payment card data (processed by Paddle checkout).
  • - Raw IP/user-agent/referer in waitlist fallback logs.

Validation contract

Public and authenticated write endpoints use server-side schemas and explicit constraints for payload shape and field length. Invalid payloads are rejected with explicit errors.

Current beta gaps are tracked publicly as follow-up issues (webhook schema hardening), with owner and priority.

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