[ CORE ]
Windows System Controller
The core system plugin supports launching applications through Windows.
SYSTEM · BUILT IN
[ 05 // EXTENSIONS & INTEGRATIONS ]
Plugin Registry
PRIVACY68 includes core integrations and a local registry for managing trusted Python extensions.
[ CORE ]
Google Chrome Controller
Opens Chrome and navigates to a requested URL when Chrome is installed.
BROWSER · BUILT IN
[ CORE ]
WhatsApp Controller
Can open WhatsApp or a WhatsApp Web link. Sending a message only opens the link; it does not verify delivery or send automatically.
COMMUNICATION · BUILT IN
[ CORE ]
GitHub Integration
Uses a personal access token stored in Windows Credential Manager to inspect project status, push the current branch, list repositories/issues/pull requests, and create issues or pull requests. Write operations require confirmation.
DEVELOPER · BUILT IN
Manage extensions in the desktop dashboard
Open the PRIVACY68 Control Center and choose Plugins to see the plugins registered on this device. From there you can enable or disable entries, create a starter template, install a Python file, or uninstall a user plugin. Built-in plugins cannot be uninstalled.
External Python plugins are discovered from %APPDATA%\PRIVACY68\plugins\. The dashboard can install a .py file into this directory. The plugin manager imports Python code when it loads, so only install code you trust; plugin code runs with the current user's permissions.
The registry is an extension-management interface, not a security boundary. GitHub requests are explicitly routed to the built-in GitHub integration; other plugin registrations are not automatically dispatched. Enabling or disabling a registry entry does not sandbox generated scripts.
Connect GitHub in this dashboard with a fine-grained personal access token. PRIVACY68 stores it in Windows Credential Manager. Grant only the repository permissions required: Metadata read, Contents read/write, Issues read/write, and Pull requests read/write. Pushes and creation of issues/pull requests ask for confirmation.
Read the plugin architecture notes