[redm]

This is pretty cool!

What's holding me back from AI repos and agents isn't running it locally though. Its the lack of granular control. I'm not even sure what I want. I certainly don't want to approve every request, but the idea of large amounts of personal data being accessible, unchecked, to an AI is concerning.

I think perhaps an agent that focuses just on security, that learns about your personal preferences, is what might be needed.

[kenforthewin]

Thanks for taking a look!

Agreed regarding the privacy/security hesitations. Running the models locally with ollama is an option, but of course there's the hardware requirements and limitations of open source models to contend with. ultimately it's a balance between privacy and ease of use, and I'm not sure that there's a good one-size-fits-all for that balance.

[cowpig]

Is this something like what you want?

greywall.io

[nikisweeting]

Yeah exactly like this. I like being able to approve/deny requests or "learn" from a good run and apply that policy to later runs so I can leave them unattended and know they can't access anything aside from what I approved.

[tedmiston]

is your idea of granular control (roughly) a group of agents in separate containers writing back to their own designated store each sufficient, or more control than that?