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When your AI tools read your notes, where does that text go?

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The router can tell you, request by request.

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Point it at your notes:

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an Obsidian vault here, or Claude Code's own memory.

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It maps every note and every link, the way Obsidian's graph view does.

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Ask Claude Code about the billing migration, and it reads that note.

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A local model answers, so the note stays on this machine.

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The live page shows exactly that.

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Now ask Opus to review the plan, and the note goes along with the conversation.

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The map marks it:

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this note has been sent to the cloud.

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We don't recommend putting secrets in your prompts.

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But if one slips in, and secret detection is on, the conversation automatically stays local, even if you ask for Opus.

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And every request is on the record.

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The activity log shows which notes each request carried, and which ones a credential kept local.

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SemanticRouter.NET.

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Know what leaves your machine.

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It's open source, and MIT licensed.