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Privacy Policy

This plugin does not collect, store, or transmit any of your code, prompts, or personal data. It contains no analytics and no telemetry, and the project has no way to know who has installed it or how it is used.

What the plugin does

  • Language server. phpantom_lsp runs entirely on your machine. It reads the PHP files in your project to answer completion, diagnostic, hover, definition, and reference requests, and never sends that code, or anything derived from it, anywhere.
  • php -l hook. Runs the php binary already on your machine against the file Claude just edited. Nothing leaves your machine.
  • phpantom_lsp analyze / phpantom_lsp fix. Same as the language server: local, static analysis of files on disk.

The one network request

The only network access this plugin performs is downloading the phpantom_lsp binary for your platform from GitHub Releases, the first time it runs and whenever a newer release is needed. This is an ordinary file download (equivalent to curl/wget fetching a file, or git clone), subject to GitHub's own privacy statement for the request itself (e.g. your IP address, as with any HTTP request). The plugin does not add tracking identifiers, analytics parameters, or any other identifying information to this request, and downloads no other data.

Once downloaded, the binary is cached locally (~/.cache/phpantom-lsp by default) and this download does not repeat unless a new release is available.

If you set PHPANTOM_SERVER_PATH to a binary you already have, or put phpantom_lsp on your PATH, this plugin makes no network requests at all.

Third parties

This plugin is a thin integration layer between Claude Code and the PHPantom language server; it is not affiliated with Anthropic. Your use of Claude Code itself is governed by Anthropic's privacy policy. This document only covers what this plugin does on top of that.

Contact

Questions or concerns can be raised via GitHub Issues on this repository.