Sealed before
it leaves
The model writes the reply, then seals it. The words do not travel in the clear.
Your conversation with the model is sealed.
ZKLine keeps it peer to peer, encrypted, so
only your keys can open the model's reply.
The same sealed line, across the models.
The model writes the reply, then seals it. The words do not travel in the clear.
A peer can hold the packet. The reply opens on your side.
You compose on your side of the line. The draft does not leave as plain text.
01 note = {
02 side = "yours"
03 draft = local
04 leaves = sealed
05 }
The model writes the reply, then seals it. The words are shut before they travel.
The reply
Written on the model
Sealed before it moves
Clear text never
Opened by your keys
Peers pass the sealed packet. No server sits in the middle to read the conversation.
On the wire
Size same
Pace same
Middle none
Words shut
Your keys open the reply. Everyone else still sees the same sealed packet.
Your side
Packet carried
Keys stay here
A peer sees the seal
You read the reply
How is this reply sealed?
It is sealed before it leaves the model. Peers carry the packet. Your keys are the only ones that open it.
Same size. Same pace. The words stay shut.
The model writes the reply, then seals it. The words do not travel in the clear.
Peers relay the sealed packet. No server sits in the middle to read the conversation.
Only your keys open it. Everyone else sees the same sealed packet.
Write, seal, relay, open. One private path from you to the model and back.
The reply opens only with the keys kept on your side.
Every sealed reply travels at the same size and the same pace.
The sealed packet moves from peer to peer. Nothing in the middle opens it.
The model can answer. The peers can carry the sealed reply. The words open for you.