Re: Anahata plugin verification (bye bye Vs Code, Claude Codex, Antigravity, Eclipse and IntelliJ)

Perhaps it's worth showing a notice to users when a plugin like that is 
installed. Users should be notified that installing such a plugin poses 
both security and intellectual property (IP) risks.

I'm not suggesting that the plugin creator is doing anything malicious, 
but even developing that kind of plugin in good faith carries inherent 
risks — particularly for plugins using remote models (or remote services 
in general). I don't think I've seen a privacy policy link in NetBeans 
(it seems there’s only a Homepage link), but maybe there should at least 
be a warning in the descriptions. I think the review process should 
enforce adding a specific statement about security and IP risks. Would 
be worth presenting a separate notice during installation (when a 
licence is presented).

Regards,
Maciej Nux

Pablo Rodriguez Pina (2026-01-05 12:25):
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> Can someone verify my plugin and test it, i am on discord, we are 
> going to beat them all!!!
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