AI that reads your documents without uploading them
The model runs inside your browser tab, so a client's paperwork never crosses the network. These pages describe that in the terms of the work itself, rather than in models and runtimes.
Bookkeepers & accountants
A client sends a folder of phone photos and PDF invoices. Somebody has to turn that into rows: vendor, date, total, tax. The AI tools that do this well want you to upload the paperwork — which is exactly what your engagement letter, and often your client's, says you will not do.
Solo lawyers & small firms
A contract is precisely the document you cannot paste into a chatbot. It is somebody else's confidential information, it is frequently covered by an NDA that names disclosure to third-party services, and professional-conduct duties on confidentiality do not carve out a convenience exception.
Consultants & advisors
Client conversations and the documents around them are the two things a consultant cannot casually hand to a third-party service — and they are exactly what the useful AI tools ask you to upload.
The one thing they have in common
Each is a job where the useful document is the one you are not allowed to paste into a chatbot: somebody else's financial records, a contract under an NDA, a recorded conversation. AgentOp runs the model on your own machine, so that constraint stops being a blocker — the trust page sets out precisely what our servers do and do not receive, and the browser check will tell you in a second whether your computer can run it.