Security-first by default.
We prefer OAuth connections, least-privilege access, and documented integrations. Every action that reaches a client or the outside world passes through a code-enforced approval gate — not a prompt instruction.
Access control
Each automation gets the narrowest permissions it needs — separate service accounts and scoped tokens, never your personal admin login. Activity is traceable to a named account.
Approval gates
Every external action passes through a code-enforced approval queue before it goes out. It's a gate in the code, not a promise in a prompt.
Data protection
Data minimization by default, OAuth where supported, and we avoid storing credentials whenever possible.
Audit logging
Actions are recorded in an auditable, tamper-evident log so you can see exactly what ran and when.
AI security
AI can run locally on your own hardware, with cloud used only if you explicitly enable it — so your data stays where you control it.
What you own
You own the system and the documentation. No vendor lock-in, and clear support options after launch.