Client work does not reach an assistant raw. It moves through the Workbench: a clean room that converts every identifier into a reversible token, and a scan that flags the identifiers it recognizes before the text leaves. Signed in, a briefing disciplines the model, an advisor card holds it to your standards, and a voice card makes the drafts sound like you. The entire pipeline executes on this machine. Nothing you type is transmitted or stored.
Restricted
The Workbench is part of the restricted vault. The Clean Room is free, needs no account, and is its own page.
// Briefing
Sets the client, the matter, the constraints and the format once, so every prompt you run inherits them instead of starting from a blank chat.
This part of the Workbench is in the restricted vault.
A briefing is the context a task deserves. Set the client, the matter, the constraints, and the format once, and every prompt you run inherits them, instead of you re-explaining the situation to a blank chat. Good context in, professional work out.
// Protocol_0101Select a preset or set the six parameters02Review the assembled directive03Copy it, or attach it so every vault prompt carries it
// Presets
Parameters0 of 6 set
06. Constraints
Directive
Saved BriefingsStored to your vault account
// Advisor_Cards
A standing instruction that holds the assistant to your firm’s standards on every reply, rather than on the one you remembered to ask for.
This part of the Workbench is in the restricted vault.
An Advisor Card is a reusable point of view. It turns a role your firm relies on, a reviewer, a skeptic, a client translator, into a standing instruction the assistant applies to whatever you give it next. Define the principles once; attach the card and every vault prompt inherits them.
// Protocol_0201Pick a template, or define the advisor yourself02Give it a name and at least one decision principle03Copy the preface, or attach it so every vault prompt carries it
// Templates
DefinitionName and one principle required
Decision Principles, applied in order
Advisor Preface
Saved AdvisorsStored to your vault account
A Voice Card captures how you actually write. Paste a few emails you have sent and the Workbench measures the habits: sentence length, how you open, how you ask, your sign-off, and the punctuation you never touch. The result is a card any assistant can follow, so drafts come back sounding like you instead of like AI.
// Voice_Capture01Paste three to five emails you actually sent, exactly as you wrote them. Do not tidy them up, the habits are the point.02Your card is measured here in the browser: sentence shape, how you open, how you ask, your sign-off, and the punctuation you never use.03Copy it or download it, then attach it to any assistant before asking for a draft. Signed in, it is saved to your vault as well.
01Paste your writing0 chars
Three to five emails you have sent. Identifiers are removed before anything is measured, so paste them as they are. Nothing you paste leaves this browser.
02Your voice card
Saved Voice CardsStored to your vault account
// Clean_Room
Step one of the pipeline: identifiers become reversible tokens, and what the Copy Out step assembles is the sanitized text rather than the original.
This part of the Workbench is in the restricted vault. The Clean Room itself is free and is its own page, with the scope control, the token map and the pattern detail.
The Clean Room stands between client data and any AI tool. Social Security and tax IDs, account and card numbers, dates of birth, addresses, emails and phone numbers become reversible tokens before the text leaves your screen, and client names go with them once you add them to the firm dictionary. The substance goes through, the identities do not. One click restores the originals when the work comes back. Nothing you paste here ever leaves your browser.
// Protocol_0101Paste the working text02Sanitize to swap identifiers for tokens, or check without changing anything03Give the assistant the sanitized block04Paste its reply into Restore to re-insert real values
01Source Text0 chars
Awaiting TextTwenty-three detector patterns with checksum validation, covering government IDs, financial and health identifiers, personal data, and credentials.0 critical0 elevated0 low
Annotated SourceClick a finding to jump to it
Findings
Firm DictionaryAlways redacted, saved on this device only
02Sanitized
03Token Map
The map pairs each token with the real value. It exists only in this tab; download it if you need it later, and treat the file as client data.
04RestorePaste the AI's output to re-insert real values
// Copy_Out
Assembles everything staged in this session into one payload built for the tool you are pasting into, so nothing is retyped and nothing raw goes along.
This part of the Workbench is in the restricted vault.
Copy is the handoff. It assembles everything you have staged, the briefing, the advisor card, the cleaned text, into one payload built for the tool you are using, and puts it on your clipboard in a single click. You paste once; nothing is retyped, nothing is forgotten, nothing raw goes along for the ride.
// Protocol_0501Stage what you need: a briefing, an advisor card, cleaned text02Review the assembled payload below03Copy it once and paste it into your assistant
