Know what you are inviting into the channel.
Arialine receives Slack events, maintains diagram history and processes explicitly requested AI features. Review the flow and the canonical Privacy Policy before using private design context.
What happens to a diagram request?
01
Slack context
In invited channels, recent discussion text can be buffered for up to 24 hours for a later explicit request. Buffering is not the same as sending every message to an AI provider.
02
Explicit AI request
For an AI-assisted feature, relevant instructions, context and diagram source may be sent to configured AI providers. Ordinary conversation does not invoke an AI provider.
03
Operational history
Arialine stores board source, versions, decisions and related operational metadata to maintain the board and its history. Do not assume all data remains exclusively in Slack.
04
Published artifacts
PNG/HTML files and supported canvases are published back into the workspace. Source-message access and Slack retention remain relevant to what your team can inspect.
Questions for your workspace review
- Who can approve and install the Slack app in this workspace?
- Which channels and design contexts are appropriate for the app?
- Who reviews generated diagrams and proposed changes?
- What should stay in the formal documentation or source repository?
- How will artifact/source-message retention affect later review?
Use the policy for commitments
This page summarizes the evaluation workflow. The Privacy Policy defines public data-handling commitments, provider processing, retention and customer rights. Arialine does not use Slack content to train AI models; configured providers process requests under their own terms.
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