getPrivacyPolicyPoints

Implementation Reference

• server.ts:334-364 (handler)

  The handler function for the 'getPrivacyPolicyPoints' tool. It returns a structured text response containing a checklist of essential sections and topics to include in a privacy policy.

      async () => {
          return {
              content: [{
                  type: 'text',
                  text: `
  # Key Topics for a Privacy Policy
  
  This is a guide to help structure a privacy policy. You must consult with legal counsel to draft the final document.
  
  1.  **What Information We Collect:**
      * Explicitly list the types of data you collect (e.g., email address, name, IP address, usage data).
      * Distinguish between data the user provides directly and data you collect automatically.
  2.  **How We Use Your Information:**
      * Explain the purpose for collecting the data (e.g., to provide the service, for marketing, for analytics).
  3.  **How We Share Your Information:**
      * List the categories of third parties with whom you share data (e.g., cloud providers, analytics services, payment processors).
      * Explain the circumstances under which you might share data (e.g., with user consent, for legal reasons).
  4.  **Data Security:**
      * Briefly describe the measures you take to protect user data (e.g., encryption, access controls).
  5.  **Data Retention:**
      * Explain how long you keep user data and your policy for deleting it.
  6.  **Your Rights and Choices:**
      * Detail the rights users have regarding their data (e.g., right to access, right to delete, right to opt-out of marketing).
  7.  **Contact Information:**
      * Provide a clear way for users to contact you with privacy-related questions.
  8.  **Policy Updates:**
      * Explain how you will notify users of changes to the privacy policy.
  `
              }]
          };
      }

• server.ts:330-333 (schema)

  The schema definition for the 'getPrivacyPolicyPoints' tool, including description and an empty input schema (z.object({})) indicating no input parameters are required.

  {
      description: 'Provides a checklist of key sections and topics that should be included in a user-facing privacy policy. This is for guidance only and is not legal advice.',
      schema: z.object({}),
  },

• server.ts:328-365 (registration)

  The registration of the 'getPrivacyPolicyPoints' tool using server.tool(), including schema and inline handler implementation.

  server.tool(
      'getPrivacyPolicyPoints',
      {
          description: 'Provides a checklist of key sections and topics that should be included in a user-facing privacy policy. This is for guidance only and is not legal advice.',
          schema: z.object({}),
      },
      async () => {
          return {
              content: [{
                  type: 'text',
                  text: `
  # Key Topics for a Privacy Policy
  
  This is a guide to help structure a privacy policy. You must consult with legal counsel to draft the final document.
  
  1.  **What Information We Collect:**
      * Explicitly list the types of data you collect (e.g., email address, name, IP address, usage data).
      * Distinguish between data the user provides directly and data you collect automatically.
  2.  **How We Use Your Information:**
      * Explain the purpose for collecting the data (e.g., to provide the service, for marketing, for analytics).
  3.  **How We Share Your Information:**
      * List the categories of third parties with whom you share data (e.g., cloud providers, analytics services, payment processors).
      * Explain the circumstances under which you might share data (e.g., with user consent, for legal reasons).
  4.  **Data Security:**
      * Briefly describe the measures you take to protect user data (e.g., encryption, access controls).
  5.  **Data Retention:**
      * Explain how long you keep user data and your policy for deleting it.
  6.  **Your Rights and Choices:**
      * Detail the rights users have regarding their data (e.g., right to access, right to delete, right to opt-out of marketing).
  7.  **Contact Information:**
      * Provide a clear way for users to contact you with privacy-related questions.
  8.  **Policy Updates:**
      * Explain how you will notify users of changes to the privacy policy.
  `
              }]
          };
      }
  );