Privacy
CVX · last updated 18 August 2026
CVX collects nothing. It is a command-line tool that turns YAML files into CV PDFs on the machine it runs on. There are no accounts, no telemetry, no cookies and no analytics, and it makes no network calls while it works.
Your CV stays where you put it
Your content lives in a folder of plain text files that you own. CVX reads them, renders a PDF beside them, and stops. It does not upload, sync, or transmit them anywhere, and it has nowhere to transmit them to: everything it needs to render — schema, templates, fonts — ships with the program.
The project operates no server, no database and no logging. There is nothing for us to see, keep or delete.
Getting the software
Downloading CVX is an ordinary download, handled by whoever hosts it: the npm registry if you install the package, or GitHub if you fetch a release file or load this website. Those hosts receive the request and may record standard web-server information such as IP address and user agent under their own policies. We do not have access to those records and do not process them.
Any machine-readable files this site serves are static files with fixed contents. They accept no query parameters and no request body, and there is no application behind them, so a request cannot send them anything.
If you run CVX through someone else's service
CVX can be driven by an AI assistant, or run inside a hosted sandbox or CI runner. In that case the assistant or platform — not this project — receives whatever you give it, and handles it under its own privacy policy and terms. That is worth checking before pasting a CV into any hosted tool.
If you want your data to stay on your own machine, run CVX locally
(npx @hrtips/cvx, or the standalone file from a release). Nothing about
it touches the network.
Children
CVX is a tool for producing CVs and is not directed at children under 13.
Changes
Every change to this page is a public commit, so its full history is visible in the file's git log.
Contact
Open an issue at github.com/hrtips/cvx/issues.