Nex Gdpr

This package is a local GDPR utility that will scan many files under your home directory and create a persistent database and export files in ~/.nex-gdpr. Before installing or running it: 1) Review setup.sh to see exactly what it installs and where; run it only in a controlled environment or container if you are unsure. 2) Confirm which environment variables are actually used: OPENCLAW_SESSIONS is read by the code, but NEX_GDPR_SCAN_PATHS is declared in the metadata and README yet not obviously consumed by the Python code — ask the author or inspect code if you need custom scan paths. 3) Be aware the scanner will read other skills' SQLite DBs and agent memory files; if you don't want that breadth, restrict configured scan paths or run the tool under a dedicated service account. 4) The code advertises secure 3-pass deletion but the delete-path logic contains comments about demo behavior and the safe delete function does not always use the overwriting routine — test deletion semantics in a safe environment and back up audit logs before trusting erasure. 5) If you will handle real data subject requests, validate audit and encryption behaviors (export encryption is noted as a recommendation, not enforced). If any of the above are unacceptable, do not run setup.sh or run the tool only in isolation until you can validate and/or harden it.