Safe to share publicly
Published information, generic engineering questions and resources already approved for unrestricted use.
Website, Hub or ordinary emailShare carefully. Work confidently.
Start with a non-confidential question. We will agree the correct channel before sensitive project information moves anywhere.
The simple rule: do not send drawings, credentials, defence material, safety-critical instructions or private project data through the public website, WhatsApp or the Theory Assistant.
A practical sharing guide
Published information, generic engineering questions and resources already approved for unrestricted use.
Website, Hub or ordinary emailNon-sensitive templates, planning notes and ordinary administration with no client or controlled information.
Private Vault or staff emailClient identity, offers, drawings, measurements, contracts and non-public decisions.
Share only after access and retention are agreedPasswords, recovery codes, defence material, export-controlled information and safety-critical operating instructions.
Not accepted in the current public systemChoose the channel
The systems behind the service
The public website, staff identity, private records, email and AI routing remain separated. No single provider is trusted with every layer.
Serves public HTML, CSS, JavaScript and images. Network and security logs may include IP address, device and request metadata.
Does not hold private Vault documents by design.Provides staff authentication, Postgres records, private object storage and the Edge Function. Row-level security and TOTP/AAL2 gates protect configured private data.
Service-role and OpenRouter secrets never belong in browser code.Receives public theory prompts through the Supabase Edge Function and routes them to an eligible model provider under the configured privacy constraints.
Availability is variable. Confidential/project prompts are prohibited.Handles messages sent to the Anchor Point domain and the associated email metadata and attachments.
Email is not a password vault or restricted-file transfer system.Stores website source and change history. Public-deployed source must be treated as readable by visitors even when repository visibility changes.
No secret, service-role key or credential belongs in commits.Theory Assistant · experimental
The assistant helps with public engineering theory. Free live capacity can be busy, so reviewed local explainers remain available. Neither route provides design approval, equipment selection, a site method or an emergency instruction.
Try the Theory Assistant ↗Concepts, equations, variable meanings, assumptions, unit checks, study pathways and questions to verify with a competent professional.
“Approve this design,” “select this protection setting,” “tell workers what to do,” or any question containing confidential project information.
A named, competent and authorized person remains responsible for verification, applicability, safety and every consequential engineering decision.
The private Vault
No public sign-up. Initial access is limited to explicitly invited staff accounts.
Private data policies require authenticator assurance after successful enrollment and verification.
Row-level policies restrict records and storage paths by authenticated identity and staff role.
Do not upload data merely because storage exists. Classification, purpose, owner and retention must be known.
Exportable Postgres and object manifests provide an exit route; free-tier backups still require disciplined manual operation.
Provider credentials use protected function secrets. Browser-visible publishable keys are constrained by policies, not treated as secret.
Before a formal engagement
Legal identity, appointed specialists, registrations, references, conflicts, standards experience and insurance must match the actual assignment. Relevant evidence should be confirmed during scoping rather than implied by a general website.
This launch candidate will publish only facts that are accurate, authorized and useful for due diligence.
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