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Secrets

Store passwords, codes and keys in a sealed vault that the assistant can search but never read.

How a secret is split

Part Who can read it
Title, Description, Tags You, search and the assistant.
Fields (label and value) and Note (encrypted) Only you, in Jackdaw, after Reveal.

The sealed part is never sent to a model and never indexed. So the assistant can tell you a secret exists and what it is for, but cannot read the value out.

Add a secret

  1. Open Secrets and create a secret.
  2. Fill in Title and pick a Kind: password, token, server, card, note or other.
  3. Write a Description that helps you find it later, without the value. For example: “Pairing code for the gate remote.”
  4. Click Add field for each value, such as username and password.
  5. Add free-form text to Note (encrypted) if needed, then save.

Read a secret

  1. Open the secret.
  2. Click Reveal. Show or copy each field.
  3. Click Hide when you are done.

Ask the assistant

  • “Do I have anything saved for the insurance portal?”
  • “What’s the gate code entry for?”
  • “Save this as a secret: alarm panel code, 4417.”

The last one stores the value sealed. The words you type in chat still pass through the chat model once, so type the most sensitive values on the Secrets screen instead.

If it fails

  • Every secret fails to decrypt after a restore: the server was restored without its original master key. The key is not stored with the data. See Backups and restore.

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