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$ cd <host-path> && ls -la && cat README.md 2>/dev/null | head -300
exit: 0
 do that from a VCF.
- **Remote usage is counted, people are not.** Each request to the remote server is counted (method, tool, the lookup label described below, whether there was an answer, the client's name and version, its user-agent, a country code). IP addresses, request bodies and medication lists are not stored. A value typed into a declared field is recorded only as a short lookup label: an rsID in the form rs123, a gene from a fixed list of known pharmacogenes, or a drug DeepDNA covers; anything else, whatever it is, is recorded as "(other)". Please don't type a personal genetic result into these fields. The one exception is `request_beta_access`: it keeps the email and use case the user agrees to send, the signup metadata listed in the [privacy policy](https://deepdna.ai/privacy/) (time, source, country code and the client's name), and a hashed IP for one hour to limit abuse. The local package's downloads are ordinary requests to the public API, with the user-agent `deepdna-mcp-local/<version>`.
- **A consumer chip is not a clinical test.** Arrays are reliable for common variants and much less so 
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