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    Genie’s planned encryption update would limit access to what each job needs

    A product thread promises end-to-end encryption with narrow, time-limited access for Genie. It also describes Nautilo, a memory system meant to retain decisions and their reasoning without loading the entire conversation history into every prompt.

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    The announcement thread describes Nautilo organizing conversations into layers of decisions, reasons, relationships, disagreements and ideas. It says Genie can retrieve original evidence when needed and remember why a choice was made, which alternatives were rejected and what changed later.

    The thread promises end-to-end encryption in the first service pack. Under the described design, a device would grant Genie narrow, time-limited access, with authority rechecked for every protected operation. Access would end when the work, time or permission ends, with no permanent master key or server given blanket access to everything.

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    Daniel Jeffries@Dan_Jeffries18/ Our first service pack will be E2E encryption for the agent age. Traditional E2E knows how to give people keys. But a useful Genie has to read the chat, search memory, and work on artifacts without becoming a permanent backdoor. So your device gives it a narrow, time-limited delegation to open exactly what the job requires. Every protected operation rechecks its authority. When the work, time, or permission ends, so does the access. No permanent master key. No server with ambient access to everything.20d

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    Daniel Jeffries@Dan_Jeffries18/ Our first service pack will be E2E encryption for the agent age. Traditional E2E knows how to give people keys. But a useful Genie has to read the chat, search memory, and work on artifacts without becoming a permanent backdoor. So your device gives it a narrow, time-limited delegation to open exactly what the job requires. Every protected operation rechecks its authority. When the work, time, or permission ends, so does the access. No permanent master key. No server with ambient access to everything.20d