Trust model

Powerful local tools need visible boundaries.

Dvara expands LLM capability while keeping local execution explicit, inspectable, and interruptible.

Alpha boundaries

  • Local desktop runtime is the execution layer; the website never controls the user's computer.
  • Managed browser uses an isolated profile instead of the user's personal Chrome profile.
  • Workspace tools are read-only until a human applies a validated patch from the desktop UI.
  • Emergency stop blocks browser, workspace, patch, MCP, and chat tool execution.

Boundaries in the alpha

What gets recorded

Tool request summaries

Stored as local operational evidence without exposing API keys, raw prompts, or unredacted secret content.

Approval and denial decisions

Stored as local operational evidence without exposing API keys, raw prompts, or unredacted secret content.

Artifact references

Stored as local operational evidence without exposing API keys, raw prompts, or unredacted secret content.

Failures and recovery states

Stored as local operational evidence without exposing API keys, raw prompts, or unredacted secret content.

Emergency stop changes

Stored as local operational evidence without exposing API keys, raw prompts, or unredacted secret content.

Patch hashes and hunk counts

Stored as local operational evidence without exposing API keys, raw prompts, or unredacted secret content.