InvinOS
  • 🛡️ Invinos Documentation
  • 📌 Introduction to Invinos
  • 🌐 Why Invinos Exists
  • 🧱 System Architecture Overview
    • Core Design Layers
      • Network Layer
      • Browser Layer
      • Wallet & Asset Layer
      • Computation Layer (AI)
      • Identity Layer
      • Interface & Dashboard Layer
    • Interface & Dashboard Layer
    • Mobile-First Optimization
  • 🧠 Core App Modules
    • Stealth Browser
    • Privacy VPN
    • zkMixer
    • Ghost Wallets
    • Anonymous DEX
    • Local LLM
    • Context Lock
    • Privacy Dashboard
    • zk-Identity
    • Governance
  • 🔄 Workflow: Real User Actions
    • Private Browse Flow
    • Crosschain zkMixer Flow
    • Encrypted AI Interaction Flow
    • Full Privacy Session Example
    • Token Utility and Access Flow
  • 🔐 Who use Invinos?
    • DeFi Traders Avoiding Wallet Tracking
    • Journalists Operating Under Surveillance
    • Mobile Users Seeking Default Privacy
    • Builders and Devs Testing Encrypted Flows
    • Community Contributors Managing DAO Work Privately
  • 💸 VINOS Tokenomics
    • Supply and Distribution
    • Platform Fee Structure and Holder Tiers
    • Governance and Protocol Evolution
    • Sustainability Through Utility
  • 🧭 Invinos Roadmap 2025.
    • Foundation Layer (Q2 2025)
    • Utility Expansion (Q3 2025)
    • Ecosystem Launch (Q4 2025)
  • 🤝 Get Involved
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Context Lock

Context Lock is a session-based memory layer for local LLMs. It enables users to hold conversations across multiple turns — with the AI remembering previous context for better responses. But unlike cloud chatbots, Invinos never stores this memory beyond the current session.

Once the session ends, the context is gone. Nothing is saved, and nothing is synced. This gives users the benefit of coherent, multi-step reasoning without the privacy cost of maintaining a profile or history.

Context Lock allows local AI to function more naturally, while still protecting user intent, prompt structure, and mental patterns from exposure.

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