Local AI workspace
Chat, documents, repeatable workflows, model state, and proof artifacts stay inside the customer boundary.
Product beta · local-first AI operations
A local AI workspace for teams that cannot send sensitive files, prompts, or workflows to cloud AI APIs. It starts with a lab baseline and moves toward an operable Alpha 1 layer: private knowledge, workflow automation, runtime controls, diagnostics, offline updates, and benchmark proof.
What runs locally
This is not local chat in nicer packaging. The work is turning local models into a workspace that a business team can use and an operator can inspect.
Chat, documents, repeatable workflows, model state, and proof artifacts stay inside the customer boundary.
Ask approved documents without sending sensitive material to cloud AI APIs.
Classify, extract, route, summarize, and generate outputs through inspectable local flows.
Import, pin, inspect, and roll back local model/runtime state before teams rely on it.
Health, logs, offline update status, and exportable diagnostic bundles for restricted environments.
Workflow path
The Alpha 1 path is deliberately narrow: prove the useful workflow, prove the operator controls, then widen only after the evidence is clean.
Use sample, sanitized, or owner-approved documents. No private browser sessions or customer data.
Ask questions, summarize files, extract fields, route cases, and generate outputs inside the boundary.
Inspect output quality, throughput, model/runtime state, and diagnostics before expanding usage.
Operator controls
Security and IT do not approve a mystery box. Alpha 1 is aimed at the operational surface they need: role-aware access, auditability, runtime state, rollback, diagnostics, and a path for offline updates.
Proof boundary
Ollama + OpenWebUI baseline and documented Docker Compose deployment. Useful, but not yet the product proof.
Local AI workspace, Private knowledge, Workflow automation, model/runtime controls, RBAC, audit logs, Operator diagnostics, offline updates, and benchmark harness.
Agents, voice, observability, extension packaging, richer media workflows, and hardware-aware profiles. Not current proof.
Demo proof pack
The demo page explains what can be shown now, what must be captured from a sanitized Alpha 1 flow, and what stays unpublished until there is proof.