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There are no guardrails or logs kept
Then above:
- Memory: standing facts about you, carried between chats, that you can read and delete.
Where is the memory kept?
I must be going completely retarded. You work in "cybersec" and you solicit:
- being the middleman in LLM conversations
- write access to repos ("connect GitHub, GitLab or Gitea [..] with writes turned on")?
I'm totally missing something here, right?
Memories are saved on the device first, and they're also part of the encrypted account sync (which is using Nostr's NIP-44 in addition to ML-KEM encapsulation). Other platforms such as Maple or PPQ, etc are also middlemen. Any platform that is gateway to 3rd party providers inherently acts as a middleman. How they handle the transfer of that data is what is important. And that's why being transparent and open source is crucial.
I'm a little confused on your fixation with my GH username and/or career as an ad hominem, when you can verify all claims provably from the Nymbot source code. The repo even includes the server code used to run the bot itself.
Check my other repos/projects as well. I have a long history building for Nostr and am not some flyby, overnight scammer or whatever it seems you're alluding to?
Alright. I'm not saying you're a scammer, I'm saying you're making claims that are incoherent and I was suspicious that your narrative doesn't hold. To the end of holding that narrative, you may want to take a deep look at what you send to Cloudflare unencrypted. For "pro" users specifically.
There are no guardrails or logs kept and even if there were, there is no way to link to a real identity or even the pubkey, especially if you choose the anonymous mode option, as detailed in the OP.
I implore you to check the source code. None of the model operators will even know who has sent the message beyond it originating from my own API, to which I also cannot know who it originated from.
In the fiat mines, I work in CyberSec and I've worked with metasploit on a regular basis, which is what my username was inspired by.