I want to know Seer’s code retention policy when it analyzes linked repositories (GitHub or GitLab) - whether source code is stored, how long it is kept, and how long Autofix or Code Review analysis results are retained.

Seer does not retain your repository’s source code after an analysis is complete.

While a Seer run is in progress, such as Autofix or Code Review, Seer may access and temporarily hold the code it needs from your linked repository to perform the analysis. Once the run is finished, that source code is deleted and is not retained on Sentry’s infrastructure beyond the analysis window.

The results of the analysis, which are the outputs you see in Sentry, are retained for 30 days. These results are separate from your repository’s source code.

By default, Sentry does not use your data to train generative AI models. You can learn more in our AI Privacy Principles and Seer documentation.

If you’d like to understand how Seer determines which repositories it can access, see How does Sentry determine which repositories Seer can access?. For more information about GitHub write permissions and storage, see the GitHub App Write Access FAQ.