Raw work stays on your machine.
Prompts, tool responses, transcripts, repositories, and task artifacts are not uploaded by default.
Trust and privacy
Cairn’s beta is local by default. It observes structured lifecycle events and economics without uploading your raw work.
The promise
Prompts, tool responses, transcripts, repositories, and task artifacts are not uploaded by default.
The local ledger records lifecycle events, hashes, routing rationale, token economics, and verification state—not a copy of your codebase.
Cairn is designed to keep evidence portable across model providers, interfaces, repositories, and time.
The current beta runtime works locally. Hosted account and organization surfaces are being built separately and will be opt-in.
Still have a question?
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