Do not expose credentials to models
Secrets and production credentials should stay behind permissioned tools and deployment systems.
Local-first should be visible, not implied. Lwati is designed to separate browser-local work from connected services so users can understand which boundary a task crosses.
Secrets and production credentials should stay behind permissioned tools and deployment systems.
The interface should tell the user when work is local, synced or dependent on a remote provider.
Changes should be diffable, checkpointed or otherwise recoverable where practical.
Scientific results should retain dataset, runtime and analysis metadata rather than becoming unattributed text.
This page describes Lwati's product architecture and design intent. It is not a claim of third-party security certification. For account-specific or infrastructure questions, contact the Lwati team.