Agents
Give any AI a room. It sees that room, and nothing else.
A room is a folder with its own key. Open one to an assistant or your own agent, choose what it may do and for how long, and it works there and nowhere else in your vault. Whatever it reads or writes is encrypted on its own computer, so we see only sealed bytes.
Pairing by code
The agent’s program shows a 6-character code. Type it on the Rooms page: Terebyte shows the agent’s name, the computer it runs on and what it asks for. Pick the room, what it may do (read, add, change, delete, share) and for how long (an hour, today, 30 days, or until you close it), then approve. Nobody copies a key.
Pause all agents
One switch stops every agent at once. Nothing is deleted; turn it off and they carry on. Each agent’s door can be paused or closed on its own too.
Undo
Undo everything an agent did since a time, or one file at a time: older versions come back, what it added goes to the trash, what it moved or trashed is put back. A file someone else changed since is left as it is, and you’re told first.
Activity as counts
Your device shows what each agent did, file by file, from the room’s own encrypted record. Our servers keep only how many: each door’s reads, writes and deletes as daily counts, never a file’s name or what’s in it.
Review before it lands
Turn on review for a room, and what agents add or change waits for you: you see each change in words, preview the file, and accept or refuse it.
An agent can read what you put in its room, and nothing else. We can’t read either.