No. Private context is never rendered on your public page, and the visitor chat is never given it — not a filtered version, none at all. It reaches exactly one feature: your Honest Fit Assessment, where it grounds the verdict.
Detail
What counts as private: the eleven per-role reflection fields, the honest notes on each skill, the entire Values tab, and your AI Instructions. Each of these is marked in the builder with the banner "Private — never shown to visitors, and never given to your profile’s visitor chat at all." That banner is literal.
The visitor chat answers from your public content only. Because it is never given your private context, it cannot reveal it — the boundary is structural, not a filter that could leak.
The one place private context is used is the Honest Fit Assessment. There the AI is instructed to synthesise rather than quote, and an automated safeguard checks the finished assessment against your private phrasing before it is shown. Profiled states the boundary honestly: it does not guarantee with absolute certainty that fragments never appear, which is why the safeguard exists and runs on every assessment.
You can watch what happens. AI Activity in the sidebar logs every question visitors ask and every fit assessment run against your profile, so the claim above is checkable against your own record rather than something you have to take on trust.
If you would rather a piece of information never influence anything, the rule is simple: do not put it in the builder. Private context shapes your fit verdicts, so removing it changes what the assessment can weigh.
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Last verified: 2026-08-18