Local documents
You point the runtime at folders you choose. It builds a local index and answers from it, citing what it read.
Grant access to selected folders
Explicitly, folder by folder. Nothing is read until you say so, and nothing outside what you granted is read at all.
Ask questions in ordinary language
No query syntax, no prompt engineering. The question is the question.
Verify the cited file and page
Every document answer names where it came from, so checking it is a click rather than an act of faith.
Remove the local collection when the work is complete
The index is yours and lives on your machine. Removing a collection removes the index; your original documents are never modified.
What it does not do yet
- Retrieval matches words rather than meaning, so a question phrased in vocabulary the document does not use can miss.
- There is no OCR: a scanned page with no text layer is not searchable.
- Symbolic links are not followed, and system directories are refused.
- The local index is not encrypted at rest today.
- One question is answered at a time.