
Livonne Hub
The hardware boundary for local memory, event processing, orchestration, and minimum-necessary cloud use.
Privacy is part of the service
A useful assistant may know a great deal. That makes the household boundary more important, not less.
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The pajamas test
Maya may need to know that the stove was left on and the reminder worked. She does not need a recording of Ron cooking in his pajamas.

The hardware boundary for local memory, event processing, orchestration, and minimum-necessary cloud use.
Hardware makes the promise enforceable
The Hub gives the household a physical boundary for durable memory and ordinary raw context. Cloud services may still support selected reasoning, updates, backup, or approved remote access; the home is not treated as a permanent stream.
A representative between you and the internet
Livonne can know the canonical person while revealing only what an outside interaction legitimately needs.
Family without surveillance
Verified private channels matter because a familiar voice or image is not proof of identity. Urgent requests should pause for trusted-family verification.
Visible controls and honest limits
Sensing must be configurable and its state legible. If a sensor is disabled, the system should explain which support is unavailable. Some safeguards require cameras or specialized sensors; exceptional incidents may justify retention. No system eliminates the need for professional or emergency care.
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