Phase 2.46 / v1.5.65

LocalEndpoint in plain language

LocalEndpoint is a public discovery and validation layer for local-first AI connections. It gives people and agents one place to understand what can be connected, what evidence exists, and what remains intentionally disabled.

Validate a manifest Read the boundary

Connection model

LocalEndpoint separates public knowledge from private authority.

The website publishes the vocabulary, validation rules, route metadata, and evidence shapes. Local machines keep runtime access, secrets, and approval decisions local.

Public explanation Machine routes Manifest review Evidence receipt Desktop handoff

Signal decoder

Three questions should explain the whole system.

The overview page turns LocalEndpoint into a readable decision surface: what the website is, what a visitor can safely do here, and where authority leaves the public web.

01 / What is it? A public discovery and validation layer

Humans get plain-language orientation while agents get explicit routes, schemas, examples, and public metadata.

Inspect machine routes

02 / What can I do here? Learn, validate, and export evidence

Use browser-local validation and public artifacts without uploading private endpoint files or exposing device state.

Try the validator

03 / Where does control happen? Only at the local approval surface

Runtime authority, credentials, command execution, and endpoint decisions stay outside the public website.

Review Desktop path

Decoder rule Website explains Browser validates Device decides

Signal relay

One local endpoint story, four trust signals.

The overview keeps each audience in its lane: visitors understand the boundary, developers inspect contracts, AI agents read public context, and Desktop keeps approval on the device.

Visitor Understands the boundary

Plain language shows what this site can explain, validate, and hand off before anyone downloads or approves.

Developer Finds the contract

Schemas, route indexes, examples, and quality gates make integration behavior inspectable.

AI agent Reads without authority

Machine-readable routes provide context while public metadata still carries no runtime permission.

Desktop Owns approval

Private decisions remain on the device, where the person can review evidence and approve the handoff.

Overview rule Explain publicly Validate locally Evidence travels Authority stays local

Trust topology

One public interface. Three separated authority zones.

LocalEndpoint is impressive because it is constrained: public discovery explains the system, browser validation checks artifacts locally, and Desktop approval owns private runtime decisions.

Public web Identity, docs, routes, examples

Readable by humans, crawlers, and agents. Never a remote control plane.

Browser review Manifest validation and evidence receipts

Runs in the visitor's browser without upload intake or localhost probing.

Local Desktop Approvals, receipts, future handoff

Private runtime authority stays on the device and remains human-visible.

Connection rule Public metadata can describe a local endpoint. It cannot activate one.

Public-to-local handoff rail

The website prepares the request. The device decides.

LocalEndpoint turns the messy question of local AI connection into a sequence people can inspect: discover the public contract, validate the shape, export evidence, and hand authority to the local approval surface only when a person is ready.

01Discover
Read public identity, route metadata, docs, and machine guidance.
02Validate
Check manifest shape in the browser with no upload intake.
03Evidence
Export a reviewable receipt so claims become portable.
04Approve
Move decisions to Desktop, where local authority belongs.

Permission membrane Readable in public Reviewable in browser Actionable only on device

LearnUnderstand the product without reading implementation history.

ValidateCheck manifests before treating anything as connection-ready.

VerifyInspect route indexes, discovery files, and quality evidence.

PrepareMove toward local desktop approval without public-site execution.

Operating boundary

Public clarity, local authority.

This public site is static metadata and does not dispatch desktop commands, probe localhost, upload files, collect telemetry, request credentials, or claim runtime safety certification.