To perform automated security, moderation, and community utility functions, Starvis stores strictly necessary technical data:
Guild ID, Role IDs, Channel IDs, administrative permit tiers, rate-limit counters, sliding window action timestamps, and automated server snapshots for disaster recovery.
User IDs, moderator User IDs, punishment type (ban, kick, quarantine, mute), reason strings, case numbers, and punishment timestamps.
Short-lived ephemeral heat accumulators (decaying point counts based on message frequency, mass-pings, and spam triggers). Raw messages are not permanently archived.
User XP levels, message counts, voice activity duration, ticket transcripts, active giveaway participant IDs, and reaction role message IDs.
We believe in strict data minimization. Starvis never collects, logs, or stores:
Information processed by Starvis is utilized exclusively for:
Starvis utilizes a hardened local SQLite database configured with Write-Ahead Logging (WAL) pragmas. All sensitive security configurations, permit structures, and backup snapshots are kept within secure, isolated system files. We implement strict input sanitization to prevent injection vulnerabilities and enforce role-based access control.
We do not sell, license, or provide your data to third-party data brokers, marketing agencies, or external aggregators. Data is only communicated with:
Under applicable data privacy regulations (including GDPR and CCPA):
Starvis is not directed at individuals under the age of 13 (or the minimum legal digital consent age in your country, per Discord's Terms of Service). We do not knowingly collect personal information from underage users.
For privacy inquiries, data deletion requests, or security vulnerability reports, please visit our official support server or review our GitHub repository documentation.