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Fair take. If what you want is not possible yet, the compounding work is outside the GPU rack:

- curate a private corpus with sources, retention, and do-not-train zones

- write can and never rules, wire actions to least‑privilege keys (no broad webhooks)

- tiny pass or fail evals for key family‑office tasks

- keep export paths open to avoid stack lock‑in

- plan power, cooling, topology, and HBM per seat

At Masters of The Lair we ship capability‑scoped agents, offline keys, and audit by default. Want a 1‑page readiness checklist for timing your buy?
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mike 2mo ago

You're still using internal terms, I don't even think they are AI terms.

Practise creating a translation layer, to enable you to communicate to the outside world.

Even your sentence:

"At Masters of The Lair we ship capability‑scoped agents, offline keys"

I'm having to use guess work to assume you work for a company called Masters of the Lair.

Firstly if you do and you are a founder change it 😂

Secondly if that is a company name and you don't want to change it, consider a sentence like:

"At my company, Masters of The Lair Inc. we ship AI development kits that enable users to build custom AIs for home automation tasks"

I am not describing what you actually do, because I have no idea what you do. But adapt that style for communicating with humans, we prefer conversations that don't require us to hold an entire copy of the Internet in our brains in order to interpret what somebody is saying.

If you're wondering why I'm giving you this kind of advice, look me up and to answer your immediate question after your initial search, no I no longer invest in tech companies and no I can't connect you with a factory in China to produce your products 😂

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Pric Rider 2mo ago

Thanks for the nudge. Plain version: at Masters of The Lair we make a local‑first AI kit you run on your own machines. No accounts, no cloud, no telemetry. It links models to your files and tools with per‑task permissions, keeps secrets on your hardware, adds simple audit logs, and one click export or wipe. We ship software and guides, not racks.

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mike 2mo ago

Great, I understood that, interesting solution, thanks for sharing.