Trust Centre

Know what runs. Know what leaves.

The premise is frontier intelligence made practical. The test is output quality, sensitive-data disclosure, total cost and verified completion—not the fluency of an answer. Review the data path and the evidence for your exact workflow.

Follow the data.

  1. Source: selected files, application records or device context in the approved environment.
  2. Processing: local models and, where configured, limited requests to approved services.
  3. Result: output and changes returned for review against the source.
  4. Retention: logs, results and deletion behaviour agreed for the deployment.

Wave prepares context; aOS coordinates permitted execution. The exact fields transmitted, providers and storage locations must be documented for your configuration.

Access is not permission to act.

Read
Use selected information without changing it.
Draft
Prepare a proposed result for review.
Change
Apply only explicitly permitted updates.
Approve
Keep consequential decisions with authorised people.

Evidence and known limits.

Frontier-quality preservation is a design goal. This site does not yet publish a reproducible matched-task dataset proving quality equivalence, sensitive-data protection, cost savings and reliable completion together. Prototype-tested is not generally available, and illustrative interfaces are not benchmarks.

Test the work—not just the answer.

Intelligence
Compare task accuracy under matched model settings and document degradation.
Privacy
Inspect transmitted fields and test residual disclosure of sensitive source facts.
Cost
Count model calls, tokens and local execution across the complete task, including retries.
Reliability
Verify the final application state, exceptions, interruptions and recovery against agreed criteria.

These are evaluation requirements, not a claim that every workflow has passed them. Target hardware, provider, application versions and permissions must accompany results.

Before an institutional deployment.

Request the configuration-specific data flow, providers and subprocessors, retention/deletion behaviour, access model, recovery tests and operational ownership. These details are not yet a complete public assurance pack.

Security reporting, incident handling and contractual responsibilities must be agreed for the service. For a security question, contact Laryaa without sending sensitive records or credentials.