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Effective date: 25 August 2026. This is Workflow Library’s public privacy record. It separates site-analytics choices from the certified Google advertising-consent route that applies when advertising is served.

ScopePublic educational website, Cookie controls, and optional analytics.
Current statusNo accounts, payments, messages, newsletters, or manual in-content ad units are active. The Google AdSense base code is installed.
Reader controlSite analytics stays off until a reader makes a choice and can be changed any time.
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ScopeInformationCookiesAnalyticsAdvertisingEEA / UK / CHSharingRetentionYour choicesSecurityChangesContact
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Publisher information.

Workflow Library is published under the Knexio site brand. Privacy questions can be sent to tzhkai6@gmail.com. Knexio is the publisher of record for this site. No separate registered office address is currently maintained; if a future legal requirement arises, the publisher will update this notice before that processing begins.

Scope of this policy

This policy applies to the public pages of Workflow Library at knexio.xyz. Workflow Library is an independent educational publishing project for practical AI workflows in research, writing, meetings, and planning. It does not govern third-party services a reader chooses to visit through an external link.

The public edition is designed for reading. It does not invite visitors to create accounts, submit comments, upload files, pay for a service, or subscribe to a newsletter.

Information handled today

The Site does not ask visitors for names, email addresses, passwords, payment details, health information, identity documents, or message contents. Ordinary technical request information may be processed to deliver a web page, including browser type, device characteristics, referring page, request time, page address, IP address, and approximate location derived from IP address.

The Site stores one necessary local-storage record named workflow-library-cookie-consent-v1. It records the browser’s optional Cookie choices, the time of that choice, and a 180-day expiry. It is used to remember the choice on that browser and is not designed to identify a person.

Cookies and local storage

Necessary local storage saves a reader’s consent choice. Optional site analytics can load only after a reader allows it through the Cookie banner or Cookie settings. The Site’s custom Cookie control does not collect or store a Google advertising choice.

You can use on this page or in the footer to accept, reject, or change site-analytics choices. Changing a choice affects future optional script loading on that browser. Browser controls may also allow you to clear or block storage; doing so can reset saved preferences.

Optional analytics

Optional analytics is off unless a reader chooses it. If the configured analytics script is available after that choice, the Site may measure page usage and a small number of navigation events. The current custom events are next_path_click, recorded when a reader selects a “Next path” card, and related_resource_click, recorded when a reader selects a related-resource card in the research-to-priority guide. The first event’s application-level data is limited to the originating topic, destination topic, and the fixed interaction label next_path_card. The second is limited to the originating guide, a fixed resource type, a fixed resource slug, and the fixed interaction label related_resources.

These events deliberately exclude prompt text, locally saved progress, UTM values, form entries, account identifiers, and reader-provided content. The event code does not send a custom event when optional analytics has been rejected or when no configured analytics tracker is available. Rejecting analytics does not prevent a reader from browsing guides, copying a starting prompt, opening internal links, or changing Cookie preferences later. The analytics service itself may process ordinary technical request information needed to provide measurement, as described in this policy’s “Information handled today” section. The publisher will update this notice before adding a new provider, event category, identifier, or purpose that materially changes this limited measurement.

Advertising and Google AdSense

The Google AdSense base script is installed on the Site for site connection, verification, and the advertising service when eligible. Workflow Library does not currently place manual in-content ad units, remarketing tags, or separate advertising-measurement tags. The Google AdSense account for this Site has a published Google Privacy & messaging European regulations message. The Site’s separate Cookie control remains limited to site analytics so it does not duplicate or override the certified advertising consent flow.

Google states that its advertising technologies may use cookies and related information for functions such as advertising relevance, frequency control, and reporting. Readers can review how Google uses data when they use partners’ sites or apps at Google’s Business Data Responsibility page and manage eligible ad-personalization settings through My Ad Center .

EEA, UK, and Switzerland

A simple in-site preference banner is not a substitute for the consent infrastructure required for personalized Google advertising in the EEA, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland. The Site’s Google Privacy & messaging European regulations message is published in the AdSense account. Where applicable, that message is the advertising-consent route and is expected to identify relevant purposes, participating parties, reader choices, and a withdrawal route.

The publisher should verify the published message from an eligible EEA, UK, or Swiss test location or through the Google Privacy & messaging preview before serving advertising in those regions.

Sharing, sale, and external links

Workflow Library does not sell or share personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising, and no targeted advertising or data-broker sharing feature is active in the current edition. The site does not operate a reader profile, advertising audience, or newsletter list.

Article sharing controls may create a link, open an email draft, open a selected social platform, or invoke a browser or device’s native sharing feature. Workflow Library does not add a third-party sharing widget or share tracker. A reader who chooses an external sharing destination is subject to that destination’s terms and privacy notice.

Following an external link is voluntary. Workflow Library does not control the privacy practices, content, or availability of third-party services. If advertising or another sharing practice changes, this notice and the applicable consent route will be updated before the new processing begins.

Retention

The local consent record expires after 180 days unless it is changed, cleared, or removed by the browser sooner. The Site does not maintain a reader-submission database in the current edition.

The Site does not independently store the next-path or related-resource event payload in its application database. If optional analytics is enabled, any retention of the permitted aggregate measurement data is controlled by the configured analytics service. Before the publisher enables a new provider or materially expands event data, this notice will be updated with the provider, retention period, data location, and applicable transfer terms. Advertising retention and personalization choices, when applicable, are controlled through Google’s certified consent and advertising systems.

Your choices and requests

You can change optional Cookie choices at any time using . Depending on where you live, applicable privacy law may provide rights to request access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, portability, or withdrawal of consent for certain personal information.

Before a feature that collects personal information is enabled, the publisher will add a genuine, monitored privacy contact route for applicable requests. Do not send sensitive information through an unverified channel.

Security and children

The publisher uses reasonable technical measures appropriate to the services actually enabled. However, no internet transmission or storage method can be guaranteed completely secure.

The Site is not directed at children and does not knowingly invite children to submit personal information. If direct collection features are added, the publisher will review the relevant age and consent requirements before activation.

Changes to this policy

The effective date above changes when this policy changes substantively. Material changes include activating an advertising provider, contact form, account, newsletter, analytics provider, or new sharing technology. The revised version will be published here before or when the relevant processing begins, as required by applicable law.

Privacy contact

Workflow Library does not currently offer a direct-collection feature. The Site is published under the Knexio site brand, and the privacy contact route below is monitored for privacy questions, Cookie concerns, and requests related to this policy.

Site publisher (brand name): Knexio
Privacy contact: tzhkai6@gmail.com

Official advertising references

Google’s Business Data Responsibility · How AdSense uses cookies · Google EU user consent policy · Google CMP requirements for publishers

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