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Air-gapped AI coding, privacy, and data ownership

Most "private" AI coding tools are private the way a postcard is private: policy, not architecture. The posts here are about the architectural kind, where your code cannot leave the machine because nothing is listening for it.

That distinction matters most when a contract, a regulator, or an NDA says it does. The regulated-industries guide covers what to hand your security team; the 9-layers post documents exactly how air-gap mode enforces zero network egress; the setup guides show how to verify it yourself from the operating system, not from our marketing.

The short version of our position: you should not have to trust us. Flip air-gap mode on, watch the firewall, and check.

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