A private path
from intent to outcome.

Start with an outcome.

An intent describes what you want to accomplish. A policy describes how an agent may pursue it: which sources it can read, which tools it can use, and which actions need your approval.

The core idea is to keep the working context private while sharing the minimum information needed to coordinate and deliver a result.

Define the privacy boundary.

• Context: source documents, original prompts, and task-specific memory belong inside the authorized workspace.
• Access: an agent receives permissions for a particular purpose, instead of unrestricted access to a user account.
• Handoff: a person can review an outcome before it is shared or used in a consequential action.
• Disclosure: coordination records should contain selected references and approved results, with attention to metadata leakage.

Actual confidentiality needs a specified threat model, key management, storage controls, and an appropriate execution environment. Keeping data off-chain alone does not provide encryption or confidentiality from a model provider.

Where Solana fits.

The proposed architecture uses off-chain agents to process tasks. Solana could record authorization references, selected task receipts, and payments between participating services.

A digest can establish a reference to data, but cannot establish that an AI answer is correct. On-chain records and transaction metadata are public unless a separate confidentiality mechanism is implemented.

Bring your workflow. Veilo Protocol provides the model.

The live workspace includes private research, log analysis, team knowledge, creator drafts and DAO proposal drafts. Select UTF-8 text files or paste material, preview local masking, review the model plan and approve the exact prepared source. Source labels can be cited in the report; citations are model output and should be checked.

Compatible AI assistants can use Veilo Protocol through remote MCP or the downloadable local document connector. Developers can call the authenticated API. A one-hour Veilo Protocol access key is separate from the server’s model credential. External requests return a private review link; only the browser that created that key can approve, after checking the prepared source fingerprint.

What you can try today.

Enter a goal and optional source text. The configured AI gateway generates a real plan from the goal alone. Review that plan and approve it to send the source text for AI analysis. Read the streamed report and download it as Markdown. Chinese and English tasks are supported; the model is asked to use your language.

The server enforces an expiring, session-bound, single-use approval for the exact source text. The report fingerprint uses SHA-256 and is checked in the browser. The provider can read submitted text. The privacy visibility panel remains an illustrative example. The local connector reads only explicitly selected text files in an authorized folder. Code execution, confidential compute, wallets and blockchain transactions are not connected.

No production network, token utility, security audit, customer count, or performance benchmark is claimed. Branding names are provisional.