Security

Your key, your agent, your conversations.

Melony is a thin layer between your team and your agent platform. Here’s exactly what passes through it and what it keeps.

The API key stays server-side.

Each agent has one API key, held by its owner. The owner pays the platform as usual; teammates never get a key.

What Melony stores

The minimum needed for sign-in, membership and private chats.

DataDetails
Your profileEmail and name from Google sign-in.
Agent settingsDisplay name, platform, the platform’s agent ID, owner, and environment and vault IDs. Never the API key or vault secrets.
Members and invitesWho is on each agent, their role, and pending invites by email until they’re claimed or cancelled.
Chat access indexSession ID, who started it, whether it’s shared, and when. Not the conversation.
On the API host onlyThe per-agent API key and per-person daily message counts.

What Melony never stores

Private by default, shared on purpose.

Neither platform tracks which person owns a session, so Melony keeps a small access index to enforce it.

Roles and limits

Three simple roles. Limits are enforced on the server: up to 3 teammates per agent, pending invites included, and 100 messages per person per day.

FAQ

Questions

Can teammates see the agent owner’s API key?

No. The key is stored on Melony’s API host, not in the database the browser reads. It never appears in a browser, in a streamed response, or in any API response the UI uses.

Can the agent owner read my private chats?

No. A chat is visible only to the person who started it until they share it. Requests for a chat you may not see return “not found” without calling the platform.

Does Melony train on or keep my conversations?

Melony doesn’t store conversations at all. They live on OpenAI or Anthropic as sessions of your agent, under that platform’s data policies for your account.

Does Melony run tools or approve tool calls?

No. Tools run on the agent platform. Melony shows tool activity in the chat but never executes tools or grants approvals.

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