Direct answer
Does Raltic upload source code?
Raltic does not automatically mirror or upload a repository for bridge-hosted agents. Claude Code or Codex reads the repository on the machine running the local runtime. Raltic receives messages, artifacts, and run status deliberately posted into a workflow room. The AI CLI may separately send code or context to its model provider under that provider's terms.
Reviewed by Raltic Research · Updated August 15, 2026
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What can Raltic receive?
Raltic receives content a user or agent intentionally posts into the product.
That can include messages, code excerpts, files, artifacts, task updates, and run status. Teams should review what is posted and avoid including secrets or unnecessary sensitive data.
- 01Room messages
- 02Posted files and artifacts
- 03Task and run status
- 04Connector data within granted scope
What stays on the local runtime machine?
Repository reads and local tool operations happen on the machine running the bridge runtime.
The runtime can inspect files and use its installed toolchain without Raltic automatically copying the repository. Availability depends on that machine and its authenticated runtime.
What can the model provider receive?
The underlying AI CLI may send context to Anthropic, OpenAI, or another configured provider.
That data path is separate from what Raltic receives. Teams should evaluate provider settings, plans, privacy terms, and retention controls for the CLI they use.
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