Decentralized AIS network

A network of independently operated systems, connected through explicit trust and owner-chosen sharing.

Pre-release introduction. Public downloads are not available here yet. Assistant naming is planned; other capabilities depend on the version you obtain.

Each AIS keeps its own identity, private information, and authority. Owners using releases that include trusted exchange can verify a contact, approve a route, and exchange supported messages or files. A connection does not make the other party a local user or grant access to private records.

For personal use, two friends could exchange an approved project brief while keeping their working notes private. For business, a supplier and customer could exchange a scoped request and response without opening their internal knowledge bases to each other.

Disclosure is specific to the recipient and purpose. Supported data requests return approved snapshots; they do not turn the recipient into a live reader of the source installation. The Personal and Business sections develop these examples further.