Documentation
FAQ
Common questions about privacy, ownership, open source, performance, pricing, local deployment, and enterprise security.
Privacy and data ownership
- AgentPM collects configured coding-agent work context so teams can review their own engineering work.
- Customer data belongs to the customer.
- Collection scope can be limited to approved machines, homes, project folders, or repositories.
- AgentPM is intended for review, accountability, and team learning inside approved boundaries, not broad employee monitoring.
Hosted, local, open source, and enterprise deployment
Most teams start with the hosted AgentPM app and signed local agents. AgentPM's repository includes the collector, data service, frontend, and internal implementation docs, while commercial plans can add stricter data boundaries, local controls, retention, and security requirements with the AgentPM team.
Performance
The local agent is designed as a lightweight collector. Use agentpm status and Fleet to inspect health, sync state, versions, and whether the daemon is uploading as expected.
Pricing and plans
Developers can start free, teams can share history and review workflows, and enterprises can add governance, retention, support, and dedicated controls.