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The problem

Routine office work - email, documents, calendars, follow-ups - takes up much of the week. The AI assistants that could take it on mostly run in the cloud: to help, they need your inbox, your client files and a memory of how you work, and they keep them.

The approach

Valet takes on that work from your own PC, and it is built around two choices. Approvals: anything that goes out in your name, spends money or can't easily be undone waits for you, by design, and the gate that enforces this is in Valet's own code, not in a model. Local data: your profile, memory, files, history, keys and logins stay on your PC.

Both choices were made first, before capability was added, because letting an assistant act for you is only useful if you can trust what it does. How it works sets out the mechanisms; how your data is handled sets out where everything goes.

Who is building it

Valet is built by Noerion Labs: a .NET application for Windows, with its approval gate, risk table and plugin signing in compiled code rather than in a model's instructions.

Company details

Company

Noerion Labs

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