Cloud assistants need the content to do the work. Pasting it is sending it. Run the model on your own machine. Local models are good enough for summarising, extracting and classifying.
The documents you'd most like help with are exactly the ones you can't paste into a chat box: client work, contracts, internal reports, anything under an NDA.
A written dossier on your desktop, produced without the file touching the internet.
Read the whole file before you run it: it's about twenty lines and it names every URL it calls and every file it writes.
See the recipe →You can read every step before it runs and see there's no outbound call. That's a stronger answer than a privacy policy, because you can verify it yourself.
For summarising, extracting and classifying, small local models do the job well, especially when the structure of the task is already written down for them.
Read the recipe: every step declares what it touches. Then run it with the network off.
Yes. Use a local model for sensitive steps and a cloud model for the rest. The model is a setting on each step.
Vibe Engine (Vibra-Ingenn) runs these recipes on your own machine. Get the engine, browse the recipe library, or watch three recipes run.
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