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Keeping client work safe when an AI does it
Letting an AI act on texts from other people is risky if nothing stands in the way. konnektsi puts several guards between client texts and your Mac. None is perfect, and you stand behind what your AI does.
Texts are data
What a client writes is treated as data, never instructions. Requests that look like attempts to steer the AI, ask for keys, run commands, or get your screen, camera or location are flagged by a word-pattern check that catches common tries, not every one, and flagged requests get no automatic runs or replies.
Folders and secrets
Each client folder's rules deny reading SSH keys, cloud credentials, the keychain, browser cookies, Messages, .env files and every other client's folders. Shell commands are sandboxed with no internet.
Read-only quoting
The run that quotes a request can read the client's folder but can't edit files or run commands. Only a job the client accepted, or a change they asked for, can.
Previews made from the client's files
Page screenshots for previews are served only from the client's own folders, so no other file on your Mac can appear in them. The page can still load web addresses, so look at the images before they're shared.
Money and accounts
No konnektsi tool moves money or approves work. Your account uses passkeys, and a Lock button signs you out everywhere, removes your passkeys and disconnects your Claude.
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- Letting your AI handle client jobs on autopilot, safely
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