That's not the case. The CLI doesn't retain data under ZDR (including headless/non-headless modes), and has since launch. Similarly, /privacy in the CLI will disable or reenable any data retention, including retroactively. For some features, including remote session listing, cloud agents, and hando
The article clarifies that the CLI does not retain data under ZDR and explains how /privacy controls data retention.
That's not the case. The CLI doesn't retain data under ZDR (including headless/non-headless modes), and has since launch. Similarly, /privacy in the CLI will disable or reenable any data retention, including retroactively. For some features, including remote session listing, cloud agents, and hando
That's not the case. The CLI doesn't retain data under ZDR (including headless/non-headless modes), and has since launch. Similarly, /privacy in the CLI will disable or reenable any data retention. For some features, including remote session listing, cloud agents, and handoff, you will need to enabl
Read this as: company, does ZDR actually stop them storing your prompts, and what you have to do to turn it on. Retention is not the enemy. It buys you your own logs for debugging agent tool chains, cheaper batch and caching, and the frontier models that will not run without it. ZDR makes you the o