SQL Boy AI
This page explains how SQL Boy AI chat is meant to be used, what limits apply to free and Pro access, how chat content is handled, and what behavior can lead to restriction or suspension.
Last updated: April 25, 2026
SQL Boy stores conversation history, message content, lightweight page context, tool recommendations, source references, and basic usage counters so the AI sidebar can support ongoing conversations, history, and entitlement enforcement.
SQL Boy AI is a server-side feature. When you send a message, the prompt and relevant SQL Boy context are sent to an external AI model provider in order to produce a response. At the time of this update, SQL Boy uses OpenAI API infrastructure for that processing. SQL Boy does not operate its own foundation model, and chat content is not used to train SQL Boy-owned models.
The sidebar is designed to send summarized page context and selected retrieval results rather than raw full-page dumps whenever possible. Even so, you should avoid submitting secrets, production credentials, regulated data, or anything you are not comfortable sending to an external AI provider.
Conversation history remains available in your account until you delete it, SQL Boy removes it for operational reasons, or broader account deletion processes apply. The product already supports deleting individual conversations from the sidebar.
Billing and usage enforcement records may be retained longer than visible chat history when necessary for fraud prevention, accounting, support investigation, or legal compliance.
SQL Boy may update this policy as AI features, billing rules, or provider relationships evolve. Material changes should be reflected by updating this page and its published date.
For personal data handling, read the Privacy Policy.
For subscription access and plan details, read the Pricing page and Billing page.
For questions about chat history, account deletion, or policy interpretation, contact [email protected] or use the Contact page.