Privacy boundary
The privacy boundary explains what stays local by default and when content intentionally crosses into an integration.
MdWrk's privacy boundary starts with local-first authoring. Normal Markdown writing, preview, and workspace organization should be understandable without requiring a hosted authoring backend.
That does not mean every workflow is offline-only. Sync, export, repository movement, package discovery, and deployment can cross a network boundary, but those paths should be visible choices rather than hidden defaults.
This trust page belongs to the MdWrk content pack. The reusable lander engine renders trust and proof pages without knowing this specific privacy position.