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