Why we put the Poppy API key behind a local MCP boundary
A vendor-neutral look at why a local process boundary protects a reusable key more reliably than instructions alone.
Stories from building the phone, browser, and local-agent paths—where product design, everyday friction, and practical security meet.
A vendor-neutral look at why a local process boundary protects a reusable key more reliably than instructions alone.
The white papers document product trust boundaries and the local operating model for Tentaclaw’s first-party skills.