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The Goody MCP server is deliberately thin on what it keeps. It records enough to operate the service and understand usage — and nothing about the content of your conversation.

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What Goody records

For each tool call, Goody stores a single usage record containing:
  • the tool name (e.g. goody_products_search),
  • the permission it ran under (Read / Write / Send gifts),
  • the outcome — success or error, and the error type if it failed,
  • how long it took, and
  • for money-spending tools, a few non-identifying numbers — such as an estimated amount and the resulting gift-batch reference — used to track spend.
This is operational telemetry: it powers metrics, debugging, and the spend safeguards.

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What Goody never stores

  • Your conversation or prompts.
  • The arguments you pass to tools — recipient names, emails, phone numbers, mailing addresses, or card-message text.
  • Any free-text content. The usage record is restricted to small, non-identifying values by design, so personal data can’t leak into it.
Gifts you actually send are, of course, recorded in your Goody account — the same way a gift sent from the website is — so they appear in your dashboard, receipts, and order history. That’s your account data, not MCP telemetry. For full details on how Goody handles personal data, see the Goody Privacy Policy.

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Support

Questions, issues, or feedback about the Goody MCP server? Email support@ongoody.com. You can also send feedback to the Goody team directly from a conversation — just ask the assistant to pass it along.