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Example
Encrypted messaging as a baseline
Personal privacy tools · For people
A familiar case: a conversation that stays between the people in it, and the metadata that still exists around it.
Coming soon · Educational library
VeilIndex
Chosen privacy for people, agents, and the machines between them.
A veil is not secrecy. It is a choice about what to reveal, to whom, and for how long. VeilIndex will collect plain-language use cases and tools for that kind of selective disclosure: in personal life, in AI agents that act for a person, in tokenized real-world assets, and in machines that sense, move, and transact with other machines.
Shown
A name you chose to share
Disclosed for a purpose
A yes, a proof, or a scoped permission
Withheld
The record behind the fact
A note when the library opens
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Topics the library will cover
Four starting points. These cards are a preview of the directory, not a finished catalog.
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Personal privacy tools
Messaging, browsers, accounts, and the quiet data ordinary devices give off. Tools a person can choose, and the limits of those tools.
For peopleSee the topic
- 02
AI and agent privacy
What a model or a consumer agent may read, remember, and pass on: prompts, files, memory, tools, and logs.
For people and agentsSee the topic
- 03
Privacy in tokenized finance / RWA
Selective disclosure when ownership, identity, or eligibility is represented by a token. Context for reading primary sources. Not financial advice.
For people and agentsSee the topic
- 04
M2M and robotics privacy
What a robot, vehicle, or automated service reveals when it senses a place, identifies itself, or transacts with another machine.
For agentsSee the topic
Example entries
Three labelled placeholders show how a record will read. They are not reviews, rankings, or recommendations.
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ExampleWhat a consumer AI agent should be allowed to remember
AI and agent privacy · For people and agents
An agent that acts for you will see prompts, files, and tool results. The privacy question is what it keeps, and what it passes on.
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ExampleProving a fact without handing over the record
Privacy in tokenized finance / RWA · For people and agents
Selective disclosure in a tokenized setting: show that a condition is met without publishing the file, the identity, or the balance behind it.
Written for people and for agents
Crawlers are welcome. Agents that need a plain-text map of the site can start at llms.txt, then follow the directory. Nothing here is private, and nothing here is advice.