Scope
A bounded workspace for one piece of work
A full archive is broad by design. A project carves out a bounded slice of it — with its own scope rules, its own document to work in, and its own assistant that can't see past the boundary.
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A project inside your vault
YOUR VAULT
PROJECT · Q3 LAUNCH
the agent's reach stops at the dashed line
SCOPE RULES
- include · source: Work notes
- include · source: ChatGPT
- exclude · source: Personal journal
Rules are evaluated live as your vault grows.
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Why it matters
Real work needs focus, not your entire archive. And an assistant turned loose on everything is both noisy and unsafe. Work needs edges.
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What Nolocron provides
- Composable include/exclude scope rules by source, evaluated live as your vault grows.
- Its own assistant that can only see data inside the project's scope.
- Its own document to author, plus chat threads that persist with the project.
- Layout and open work return exactly as you left them.
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How it works
- Create a project and define its scope.
- Attach the sources and documents it draws on.
- Work with the project's scoped assistant.
- Come back later to the exact state you left.
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Proof
- Project scope keeps a broad archive from becoming noise.
- The assistant's reach is enforced in the query layer, not by trust.
- Everything lives in the local app.
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