ENNOOS / Technology
Inside a brain of your own.
The architecture behind memory, permissions and verifiable operations.
The architecture, in detail.01 / Technology
Four levels of knowing.Almost the whole market sells the first two.
An AI can search over a graph. To act, it needs the fourth level.
02 / Information comes in
Memory stays. The AI can change.
Documents, decisions and their context live in the vault. The model receives authorized context for its task; it does not own the memory.
This separation preserves your history when you switch assistants. A company should not have to rebuild its knowledge in every conversation.
03 / Knowledge takes shape
One fact. Its entire history.
Knowing what was said is not enough. The source, who stated it, when it became valid and its supporting evidence matter.
A new version preserves its predecessors. When a decision lacks a source, the brain recognizes the gap and asks for it instead of treating an assumption as certainty.
04 / Permission sets the boundary
Context travels with permission.
People and digital employees receive the context their role needs. Compatible assistants access it through MCP, with grants that limit categories and time.
Connecting a tool does not open the entire vault. Revoking a grant stops new access. Sensitive information stays closed unless explicitly authorized.
Security05 / An operation leaves evidence
Every operation ends in evidence.
A read, write or decision records who requested it, what was authorized and when it happened.
Entries are chained so changes to the past can be detected. Digital employees prepare work; a person confirms execution. The result returns to memory.
ENNOOS / SPECS
The architecture, in detail.
You are being asked to trust a place with the most sensitive information of your life. So here is the whole picture, including the parts that are not finished.
- Encryption
- Your vault is encrypted in transit and at rest. Keys are held under a documented custody procedure, separate from the data.
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- Where your data lives
- On servers we operate directly, today in the United States, not on a managed cloud service that holds the keys for us. The stack is portable by design, so where it runs can change without the product changing.
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- Permissions
- Nothing is shared by default. Every grant names what it covers, has an end date, and can be revoked at any moment.
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- What an AI can reach
- An assistant reads only the categories you granted, for as long as you granted them. The most sensitive levels stay closed unless you open them.
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- Per turn consent for the most sensitive
- Opening a sensitive item for one answer only, and closing it again when the answer is done.
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- Audit log
- The available log shows recorded activity for the scope documented by the service.
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- Model use and provider terms
- For Ennoos integrated models, admission depends on the channel, provider, date and retention rules. Sensitive processes exclude training unless there is scoped consent. External AI has its own terms.
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- Export scope and deletion
- The export lists what its result includes. The Rights page explains how to request access, correction or deletion and the applicable limits.
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- Identity verification
- Against the document itself, including the chip in passports and modern ID cards, so what is verified is verified against the source.
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- Independent audit
- Not done yet. When an external audit happens, the result is published here, whatever it says.
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