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Data
The archive becomes queryable context
Conversation history is reframed as governed personal data rather than a pile of exported transcripts.
PROJECT / 06Private context vault
Tessera
How can personal context become useful without becoming somebody else's permanent asset?
A private context vault exploring local-first memory, selective disclosure, trust boundaries, and human control over retained knowledge.
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Working thesis
Why this project exists
Personal context should behave like a user-owned capability: locally governed, selectively disclosed, revocable, inspectable, and useful across tools without silently becoming platform property.
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Project record
The work, in sequence
Sample chronology from the prototype, awaiting editorial verification.
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Concept
A vault for usable memory
Local storage, trust boundaries, and selective disclosure define the first architecture.
03
Writing
Ideas leaving the laboratory
Longer arguments and field notes produced by the work.
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System sketch
Context crosses by consent
Personal memory remains behind a user-controlled boundary and leaves only through explicit disclosure rules.
Rendering diagram. The source is available below.
Diagram source
flowchart TD
accTitle: Context crosses by consent
accDescr: Personal memory remains behind a user-controlled boundary and leaves only through explicit disclosure rules.
n0["Private context: Locally governed personal knowledge"]
n1["Trust boundary: Consent, scope, and revocation"]
n2["Selective view: The minimum useful disclosure"]
n3["External tool: Temporary, purpose-bound use"]
n0 --> n1
n1 --> n2
n2 --> n305
Constellation
No project lives alone.
This dossier remains focused on Tessera. Its dependencies and effects continue through the wider Factor-E constellation.
Tessera