Privacy Firewall · proposed
Default-deny permissions and deliberate grants for agents, services and users.
03 / PRIVACY & TRUST
Your data. Your rules.
Privacy and security are fundamental design requirements. External access to proprietary AURA systems must require affirmative, granular authorization.
These are planned product safeguards, not a claim that the future
workspace is already deployed. The current early-access form remains
inactive; see registration status.
Established encryption
Protect data in transit and at rest using reviewed, established cryptography; do not invent custom ciphers.
Scoped memory
Keep personal and project memories separate, with individually approved sharing boundaries.
Minimal telemetry
Avoid collecting private inputs, secrets or debug dumps when simple health signals suffice.
Transparent sharing
Present intended destination and scope before a sensitive external handoff.
Deletion and retention
Define retention and user deletion before enabling real account or signup storage.
PRIVATE WORKSPACE · PLANNED
Permission stays with the owner.
Future controls are intended to let each account owner review and revoke provider-specific access, scope memory by purpose, and manage retention and deletion.
Provider-scoped grants
Authorize the specific model or service, data scope and purpose; avoid blanket access.
Memory boundaries
Keep personal, project and task context separate unless the owner explicitly shares it.
Retention and deletion
Define a clear retention period and deletion path before a private account feature launches.
Important: These are engineering commitments and
proposed controls, not claims of certification, a completed audit, or
guaranteed zero-risk operation.