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Trust and security

OmniLore combines identity, least privilege, separated workspaces, explicit confirmation, isolated jobs, and evidence — including developer desks on Windows and Linux. These controls reduce risk; they do not justify a claim of perfect security.

Scope: Invitation-only controlled beta · Updated September 28, 2026

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Identity and admission

Chat, RepoHub, and organization mail require an admitted account. A pending or disabled account is denied even when an old password hash might otherwise validate.

Permissioned tools

Tools are filtered by the signed-in member, role, workspace, and current feature policy. Consequential actions can require confirmation. A denial should fail closed rather than silently broadening access.

Separated work

Personal conversations, session summaries, connected sources, and workspaces are not ordinary cross-member search. Approved administrators retain limited support, recovery, security, and lawful-access paths.

Isolated code jobs

Approved developer projects can run named checks in a dedicated environment without internet, Docker, Chat secrets, or other member workspaces. Successful code claims require a durable result receipt. Chat is not a free shell or full debugger. CoTrinity Save and topic-branch commit follow the same receipt rule.

Developer seats, including remote

CoTrinity (VS Code or Cursor on Windows and Linux) and the optional CLI are for approved developer seats. They are delivered as a verified package, not a public store listing. Remote developers sign in from their own machine; that is not a copy of the whole OmniLore plant. Ordinary Chat invitations do not install CoTrinity.

Connections and local-first work

CoTrinity can keep ordinary coding work on the developer’s machine, but OmniLore is not air-gapped. A connected request sends the required content to OmniLore services and any external provider the member explicitly uses.

Known limits

Report a concern

Email abuse@omnilore.ai. Include the affected service, time, and a safe description. Do not send credentials, invitation tokens, exploit payloads containing secrets, or unnecessary personal data. See security.txt.

Read the detailed member trust page.