01 / SAVE
You choose what stays.
The demo saves favorite band = TOOL only after you click. A second sample records that it was derived from the first.
Private by choice. Clear by design.
Memory by permission.
Rebel JAG is a Windows AI prototype that saves a memory only when you ask. See what it used, what it attempted to send, and what happened when you pressed Forget.
Working prototype. Public Windows beta is being prepared.
A two-minute walkthrough
What you can show.
The current desktop demo uses harmless sample memories. It runs locally without an AI request or API credits.
02 / INSPECT
See its source.
Each Memory Receipt shows why a record was saved, what it came from, and which related records Forget will affect.
03 / FORGET
Check the result.
Forget revokes the source and its derived sample. The demo then tries to retrieve both and reports whether access was blocked.
Readable evidence
What happened, in plain sight.
Rebel JAG records local memory operations and outbound request attempts. The display uses those records, with clear limits on what they establish.
Example memory receiptSaved by permission
Demo: favorite band
PermissionExplicit save
Source memoriesNone
Derived memories1 sample
After ForgetLocal recall blocked
Illustration of the current demo, not a live record from your computer.
Example task receiptRequest boundary
What was attempted
Memories selected1
Outbound attempts1
Provider deliveryUnknown if request fails
Provider deletionNot verified
Selecting a memory alone does not count as sharing it. A network attempt does not prove receipt by a provider.
Local control: Vault records are encrypted on the user's computer. Opt-in memory and derived-memory revocation are working in the prototype.
Honest limits: Cloud AI requests send the active chat and any memories selected for that request. Local deletion does not erase provider copies or backups, and the local ledger is not tamper proof.
Release status
Built, tested, and still being prepared for others.
Rebel JAG v0.13 is a founder-tested Windows prototype. A public download is not available yet. Clean Windows testing, packaging, and independent security review are among the steps before a wider privacy-product release.