Reference
Security and privacy
An assistant reaches your Betteria only through your account, only with your approval, and only as far as you allowed. This page says what that means in practice.
On this page
How access works
Your account, your approval
Every request carries a token from your own Betteria sign-in, issued only after you approve the client. No token, no answer.
Scoped
Reading and changing are separate permissions. A client approved to read cannot add or mark anything.
Revocable
Settings lists every connected client. Disconnect one and its access ends at once.
Your password stays with Betteria
You sign in on Betteria's own page. The assistant never sees your password, only the access you approved.
Limits
- 60 requests a minute from one address. Past that, the answer is 429 with a Retry-After header.
- A request body of up to 64 KB. A larger one is refused with 413 before it is read.
- JSON only. Any other content type is refused with 415, and a browser page on another site is refused with 403.
- Every response is sent with Cache-Control: no-store, and an unexpected error is answered with a bare JSON-RPC error that names nothing about the server.
What is logged
Kept, one line per request
- The method called, such as tools/call
- The tool's name
- Whether it succeeded, and the HTTP status
- How long it took, in milliseconds
Never in that line
- The arguments a client sent, or any text in the request
- The address a request came from: it is held in memory for the minute of the rate limit
- Your account, or anything that identifies a conversation
How the numbers are made
Every figure a tool returns — a band, a cut-off, a percentage, a year — is read from the reference data generated from public sources, or computed by the same code that computes a reading. No language model is involved in producing any of it.
An assistant may phrase an answer in its own words. The figures it quotes, and the link it cites, are Betteria's.
Reporting a problem
Found something that looks wrong — a figure, a response, a way past a limit? Betteria runs a bug bounty with a safe-harbour policy.