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VEKTOR 2.0: Private local memory and sovereign data

VEKTOR 2.0 is out of the workshop, and the list of what is new runs longer than we expected. Skim the highlights below, or read the technical section if you want to see how it works. What we believe in: Cutting Edge Privacy Enhancing Technology Sovereign local data principals Protecting our customers' anonymity Real-time LLM trivia game Why we build it this way Our motto has not changed since day…

VEKTOR 2.0, a recently released software, introduces a range of new features and enhancements. The software, developed by a small, self-funded team, operates locally on users' computers, preserving privacy and data sovereignty. VEKTOR focuses on cutting-edge privacy-enhancing technology and real-time language model (LLM) trivia game.

The software is written in JavaScript, with over 170,000 lines of code, and includes four layers of memory graph, a useful harness for 600+ models, and transparency about its operations. VEKTOR's developers prioritize a focused business tool that remembers, acts on users' behalf with permission, and shows its work. The software aims to be a more reliable and trustworthy alternative to big agent assistants, prioritizing quality and openness over offering everything to everyone.

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