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# Your files: context and DCN stores
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## Context: your files, turned into text here
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`add-folder` hands a folder to your network. `privatae-bastion context` opens a
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browser page, running as **you** (not as the daemon), that shows exactly the
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files you can already open and asks the host before anything is added. The
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bastion can also turn bytes into content on your own hardware before anything
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leaves: OCR for scanned documents, speech-to-text, office-document extraction
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and video frames. Anything that turns your bytes into their content runs on
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your machine, never on the platform.
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## Distributed Context Network (DCN) stores
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Signature-verified store grants for folders you share. The host's verify key is
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pinned on first sync (trust on first use) and a later key change is refused.
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Every read is sandboxed to the granted path, walks no symlinks out of it, and is
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audited on this machine. The vocabulary is reads plus **one write lane**: a
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signed move plan that you confirmed on this machine, which archives files and
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never deletes them. Dropping a grant removes the grant, not your files.
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**No delete op exists.**
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