Centrally managed provider keys
Provider keys are held in secure platform storage. Frontends, API responses, and diagnostic logs never return plaintext; the interface shows only status and fingerprints.
Multi-model and multi-Agent collaboration needs shared context, stronger permissions, and secret governance. LoneAct keeps model keys, local environment variables, your devices, data scope, and audit evidence in one security chain.
Provider keys are held in secure platform storage. Frontends, API responses, and diagnostic logs never return plaintext; the interface shows only status and fingerprints.
Environment variables and mounted files are held by host secure storage. Enabled values are injected into the execution process; the model sees references, not plaintext.
Admin APIs verify administrator identity and role independently; normal user sessions do not carry administrative permissions.
Local mode only exposes the project folders you authorise to Agents. Remote access requires explicit, revocable permission.
Project files, conversations, run records, and Agent memory stay on your computer. The cloud account service keeps only account, access, and necessary audit metadata.
Key admin actions, request usage, and tool calls are recorded separately for security review and troubleshooting.
Keys, access, execution boundaries, data locations, and audit are visible in the project workspace. Users do not leave the task to guess their permissions, and logs or interfaces never show plaintext keys.
Tools run only inside authorized project directories. Remote access is scoped, visible and revocable.
Models reference provider connections by connection ID. Requests carry activation codes, never upstream keys.
Collaborating roles share task context, while tool and project-folder access remain constrained by authorization and session policy.
Local, browser, and cloud entry points are labeled separately. When terminal or browser actions are involved, location and permission prompts stay visible.
Usage and diagnostic logs support billing and troubleshooting. Sensitive fields are minimized, and retention is configured by the deployer.
For procurement, private deployment, or security assessment, contact the site operator for deployment and data-processing details.