RunHuddleLocal information
RunHuddle reads local agent history and maintains a local search index, session metadata, notes, handoffs and tracking information. Recorded text and project paths can appear in the app, exports and screenshots.
RunHuddle’s support directory is:
~/Library/Application Support/RunHuddle/
Existing notes, session metadata and caches migrate automatically on startup; terminal data and attachments stay in place. If older processes are still using the data or files conflict, migration stops without overwriting them.
Clipboard images are saved as local attachments. There is no automatic attachment or notes synchronization between Macs. Avoid sharing the support directory or unredacted logs and screenshots.
When data goes to an agent
Normal prompts and approvals go through the agent CLI you use. The provider’s account rules and data handling apply.
Generating a handoff or note explicitly sends selected recorded context to the generation provider using its signed-in CLI account and allowance. Starting a fresh session sends the prompt you review. Selecting project notes adds their content to that reviewed prompt; notes are not included by default.
A project review sends instructions and file scope, then lets the reviewer inspect local files. RunHuddle does not attach the diff to that request. The reviewer can still read project contents under its normal agent permissions.
Monitoring is not approval
Tracking hooks observe state. They do not grant agent permissions, inject work prompts or answer approval requests. Passive monitoring does not start or resume sessions. A checklist or completed status represents the agent’s report, not independent verification.
Backups and removal
Export important notes and handoffs as Markdown or include the support directory in your own backup process. Saved notes are independent of session history but are not full transcript backups.
Removing the app does not automatically remove provider histories. Removing RunHuddle’s support directory also removes its local notes and metadata. Review Updates and uninstalling before removing data or tracking hooks.
Reporting problems
Before sharing diagnostics, remove personal names, full home-directory paths, conversation text, session IDs, credentials and unrelated project details. Include the app, macOS and CLI versions and the smallest reproducible example instead.