If I connect a few AI services, does my login info get passed around?
FinchStory can connect to several AI services, but that should not mean every part of the app can see your login information. 0.1.161 limits where that information can go and who can receive it.
When you connect multiple AI services, FinchStory keeps your sign-in information separated and shares only what each service needs for the current task.
Connecting several AI services should not mean passing all of your sign-in information around the app. FinchStory now gives each connected service only the information it needs for the task in front of you.
Each service sees only what it needs
The part of FinchStory you interact with can no longer reveal complete sign-in details. DeepSeek, Codex, and Pi + ChatGPT each receive only the information needed for their own connection, instead of receiving details meant for another service.
Long-term sign-in details stay protected
Codex continues to manage its own sign-in. When Pi needs access for the current task, it receives temporary permission rather than the information that keeps your account signed in over time.
Private information is hidden without changing ordinary text
When FinchStory prepares history or support information, real sign-in details are removed. Ordinary words and examples in code or documentation are left alone when they are not private account information.
Better protection means keeping real sign-in information only where it is needed, without damaging the work around it.
Your existing roles, role-creation flow, and supported AI services continue to work as before.