PRIVACY

This site is a personal portfolio. The agent (Cicero) is here so you can actually talk to it instead of reading bullet points. To run it well I collect a small amount of anonymous usage data — listed in full below.

What I collect

• Page views and basic device info via Vercel Web Analytics — cookieless, GDPR-safe by design, aggregated.
• Page performance metrics (Core Web Vitals) via Vercel Speed Insights — cookieless.
• Heatmaps and session replay via Microsoft Clarity — clicks, scrolls, mouse paths. Input fields are masked by default; no keystrokes or form values are recorded.
• Anonymous product events via PostHog Cloud EU — page views and clicks (autocapture), plus these server-side events:
  • chat.message_sent — counts a message send. Captures: message_count (how many messages in the conversation) and chat_provider (anthropic / gemini / gateway). No message text is on this event — it carries your IP for coarse geo-lookup, so your words are kept off it deliberately.
  • chat.response — fires when Cicero finishes a reply. Captures your prompt and Cicero's response, both truncated (to 2,000 and 4,000 characters). This event carries no IP address. I read these to see what people ask Cicero and to fix answers that are wrong or unclear. Not linked to your name, email, or IP, and never used for advertising.
  • mcp.request — counts an MCP tool call. Captures: method (e.g. tools/call), tool_name (e.g. query_projects), user_agent (which MCP client). Tool arguments and results are never sent.
• Company-level visitor reveal via ipinfo.io — when you load a page, open the chat, or call the MCP endpoint, your IP address is looked up server-side to derive the organization that owns the network (a company or ISP), the network operator (asn), and coarse location (city / region / country). That becomes a *.visitor_enriched PostHog event, and if the organization matches one of my target companies I get a Slack ping in #portfolio-visits. It surfaces the company, never an individual — there is no person-level identity graph. Automated traffic (bots, crawlers, scrapers) is detected by user-agent and skipped. This replaces RB2B, which I dropped in early 2026; unlike RB2B it is not geo-gated, so it resolves organizations for visitors in any region.

What I do NOT collect

• Your full chat transcript — only your most recent message and Cicero's latest reply are retained per exchange (both truncated), never the entire conversation history.
• The contents of MCP tool calls or their responses.
• Any personal information beyond what the analytics tools above capture by default.
• Cookies for tracking or advertising. Vercel and PostHog can be configured with cookies for richer identity stitching; this site does not enable that.
• Any individual identity from the company reveal — ipinfo resolves the organization that owns your IP address, not who you are. There is no person-level identity graph, and I never learn your name or email unless you tell Cicero.

How to opt out

• Send DNT: 1 (Do Not Track) in your browser headers — Clarity and PostHog both honor this. Most browsers have a privacy setting to enable it.
• Use a tracking blocker like uBlock Origin or Privacy Badger — both will block PostHog, Clarity, and Vercel Analytics by default.
• Use an MCP client without sending a User-Agent — the mcp.requestevent will still fire (request counting) but the client identity won't be captured.
• Route through a VPN or proxy— the company reveal is derived from your IP address and fires on page load (not just in chat), so a VPN is the reliable way to avoid it: ipinfo then resolves the VPN's network operator instead of your organization.
• Just read — if you never type in the chat or call the MCP endpoint, no message content is captured; page views and the IP-based company lookup still fire.

Why I'm capturing this at all

I'm job-hunting. This site is the surface I send to recruiters and hiring managers. The analytics tell me when the materials are working and when they aren't — without me having to guess. If a hiring manager at a specific company visits, I want to know. If the chat is unusable on mobile, I want to know that too. I also keep a truncated copy of chat exchanges so I can see what people actually ask Cicero and fix answers that are wrong or unclear — that feedback is too useful to throw away. I don't link those exchanges to your name or email, and I never sell or use them for advertising.

Where this data lives

• Vercel Web Analytics + Speed Insights: hosted by Vercel (US).
• Microsoft Clarity: hosted by Microsoft (US/global).
• PostHog: hosted in the EU (eu.i.posthog.com). I picked the EU region deliberately.
• ipinfo.io: hosted by ipinfo (US). Receives your IP address to return the org / location lookup; the result is stored in PostHog (EU).

Contact

Questions about anything on this page: hello@danielmicaletti.dev.

Last updated 2026-06-05. This page is intentionally short and plain-spoken — if it ever stops matching reality, the agent or this page is lying. Tell me if you spot it.