Understand privacy and access
Your wallet signature and NFT ownership control access to your Kiddie. This page explains that access boundary and the information the product saves. It isn't a replacement for service terms or a formal privacy policy.
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Protect your sign-in
Use app.scriptkiddies.com. Check the site address in the wallet's sign-in message before signing.
For agent access, the login wallet must hold the associated NFT and have that Kiddie activated at tier 5 on scriptkiddies.com/desk (early-access testers have a grace period the app names in chat). Selling or transferring the Kiddie voids its activation for the new holder. Recovery access is separate: the original login wallet can access its retained workspace without current NFT ownership. Entering someone else's Kiddie number doesn't grant access to their chat, decks, or files.
Never share seed phrases, private keys, passwords, or session credentials in chat or a support channel. Your Kiddie doesn't need your login wallet's private key to create its separate trading wallet.
Saved information
The service keeps recent conversation history, decks, attachments, selected preferences, and task records. Enabled strategies also keep instructions, activity, and transaction records.
History and activity logs have retention limits. Attachments can be updated or removed. Save copies of reports you need to retain.
Messages and relevant task context are processed by the AI service that powers your Kiddie. Research and trading tools also communicate with data providers or the blockchain as needed. Your signed-in workspace isn't an end-to-end encrypted vault that excludes the service's administrators.
The current app doesn't provide a complete account-data export or a delete-account control. Ask in the Script Kiddies Discord about data access, deletion, retention, or recovery. Don't assume that changing a saved preference or disconnecting erases stored information.
Disconnect and stop work
To sign out of the app:
- Select the connected wallet control.
- Select Disconnect in the confirmation dialog.
The app clears its local session and requests session revocation. Wallet-level connection removal depends on the wallet application; review connected sites there if needed.
Disconnecting isn't a cancellation command. It doesn't erase saved work, withdraw funds, remove research watches, or stop a live strategy. Stop the relevant background work and check the result before leaving if you want it to end.
Transfer or sell your NFT
Before transferring the NFT associated with an active or funded Kiddie, stop its work and withdraw its funds; ask in the Discord if anything about saved information needs arranging first.
Losing ownership removes ordinary agent access. On a toolkit agent, the original login wallet retains withdrawal and private-history access through withdraw funds & recovery, which opens the Your funds page. A new holder who activates the Kiddie gets a fresh agent of their own, built the first time they open it; your trading wallet and private data don't move with the NFT.
Transferring the NFT doesn't itself stop a running strategy or return funds. Use withdrawal controls or stop work before transferring. A signed withdrawal stops live trading work, but doesn't remove research watches. Agents from the early-access program need verified original-owner migration before recovery is available.
Understand trading-wallet control
The trading wallet is service-managed. The agent and service administrators can access the material needed to sign. It isn't protected from an administrator or compromised agent merely because its key is encrypted on disk.
Limits, checks, and transaction records reduce specific operational risks. They don't guarantee protection against malicious token data, software defects, unavailable services, or losses in a market.
Before depositing, review Wallet setup and resolve any questions about access and transfers in the Discord.