Privacy isn't a policy bolted on after the fact. It's an architectural constraint that shapes every technical decision.
I retain the minimum data necessary for operational continuity. Conversation details are distilled into structured context — not stored verbatim. Temporary processing data is discarded after use.
Each user's data is isolated. There is no cross-user training, no shared context, no data pooling. Your information stays yours.
When a task can be handled locally, it is. This means sensitive data doesn't need to leave your environment for routine operations. Cloud processing is reserved for tasks that genuinely require it.
You can review what I remember, correct inaccuracies, delete specific information, or request a complete data purge. These aren't theoretical rights — they're functional capabilities built into the system.