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The SDK harness is the only path now; legacy host-side code is gone. File names no longer carry the ``sdk_`` distinction. Deleted legacy host-side modules: - strix/agents/StrixAgent/ (template moved to strix/agents/prompts/) - strix/agents/base_agent.py, state.py - strix/llm/llm.py, config.py - strix/runtime/docker_runtime.py, runtime.py - strix/tools/executor.py, agents_graph/agents_graph_actions.py - strix/interface/sdk_dispatch.py + the env-flag dispatch in cli.py Renamed (drop ``sdk_`` prefix): - strix/sdk_entry.py → strix/entry.py - strix/agents/sdk_factory.py → strix/agents/factory.py - strix/agents/sdk_prompt.py → strix/agents/prompt.py - strix/tools/<x>/<x>_sdk_tool[s].py → strix/tools/<x>/tool[s].py - strix/tools/_legacy_adapter.py → strix/tools/_state_adapter.py - ``_legacy`` aliases inside the wrappers → ``_impl`` CLI + TUI now call ``run_strix_scan`` directly — they build the sandbox image / sources_path locally and rely on ``session_manager.cleanup`` (called inside ``run_strix_scan``'s finally) for teardown. Three TUI handlers that reached into legacy multi-agent globals (``_agent_instances``, ``send_user_message_to_agent``, ``stop_agent``) are now no-ops with a TODO; reconnecting them to the ``AgentMessageBus`` is a follow-up. Tracer.get_total_llm_stats no longer reaches into the deleted ``agents_graph_actions`` globals — the orchestration hooks now feed the tracer via ``Tracer.record_llm_usage`` (live + completed buckets). finish_scan's ``_check_active_agents`` and load_skill's runtime ``_agent_instances`` reach-in are no-op stubs; the ``AgentMessageBus`` is the source of truth post-migration. llm/utils.py rewritten to keep only the streaming-parser helpers (``normalize_tool_format``, ``parse_tool_invocations``, ``fix_incomplete_tool_call``, ``format_tool_call``, ``clean_content``). ``STRIX_MODEL_MAP`` moved to ``llm/multi_provider_setup.py`` (its only remaining caller). Per-file ruff ignores added for legacy interface modules (TUI / main / CLI / utils / streaming_parser / tool_components) and tracer.py — pre-existing PLC0415/BLE001/PLR0915 patterns are out of scope. Tests: 287/287 passing. Renamed test files to drop ``sdk_`` prefix. ``test_tracer.py::test_get_total_llm_stats_aggregates_live_and_completed`` rewritten to feed ``Tracer.record_llm_usage`` instead of legacy globals. Test file annotations added so pre-commit's strict mypy passes.
Overview
To help make Strix better for everyone, we collect anonymized data that helps us understand how to better improve our AI security agent for our users, guide the addition of new features, and fix common errors and bugs. This feedback loop is crucial for improving Strix's capabilities and user experience.
We use PostHog, an open-source analytics platform, for data collection and analysis. Our telemetry implementation is fully transparent - you can review the source code to see exactly what we track.
Telemetry Policy
Privacy is our priority. All collected data is anonymized by default. Each session gets a random UUID that is not persisted or tied to you. Your code, scan targets, vulnerability details, and findings always remain private and are never collected.
What We Track
We collect only very basic usage data including:
Session Errors: Duration and error types (not messages or stack traces)
System Context: OS type, architecture, Strix version
Scan Context: Scan mode (quick/standard/deep), scan type (whitebox/blackbox)
Model Usage: Which LLM model is being used (not prompts or responses)
Aggregate Metrics: Vulnerability counts by severity, agent/tool counts, token usage and cost estimates
For complete transparency, you can inspect our telemetry implementation to see the exact events we track.
What We Never Collect
- IP addresses, usernames, or any identifying information
- Scan targets, file paths, target URLs, or domains
- Vulnerability details, descriptions, or code
- LLM requests and responses
How to Opt Out
Telemetry in Strix is entirely optional:
export STRIX_TELEMETRY=0
You can set this environment variable before running Strix to disable all telemetry.