PUBLIC REFERENCE / AI-DATA-01
Signal Desk currently prepares prompt packages on the device. It does not run a model or send a package to an AI provider.
Signal Desk combines fields entered by the signed-in user into a repeatable prompt and JSON package. It can copy or download that package. The same fields and settings produce the same local package; this is formatting, not AI inference.
The public Signal Desk page contains a static demonstration. It does not submit the demonstration text or generate a response.
| Item | Current location | Sent by Silver Signal? |
|---|---|---|
| Profile and preferences | Browser localStorage on the device | No |
| Request, context, format, and guardrails | Browser localStorage on the device | No |
| Compiled prompt and JSON package | Generated in the browser; copied or downloaded only by the user | No |
| Model response, retrieval index, or cloud memory | Not created | No |
Device-local data is not synchronized or backed up by Silver Signal. It may remain after sign-out. Select Clear device datain Signal Desk or clear browser site data to remove it.
Copying or downloading a package puts it under the user's control. If the package is pasted into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, a local model, an employer system, or another service, that service's terms and privacy practices apply. Silver Signal does not select that service or transmit the package to it.
Do not enter passwords, sign-in codes, complete payment numbers, private keys, medical records, or other secrets. Signal Desk is a local drafting utility, not a secrets vault.
A provider-backed feature must not be described as active until the interface identifies the provider, data sent, purpose, retention, storage location, account controls, usage limits, and deletion method. The user must be able to review the package before transmission.
A future model response must remain reviewable output, not a medical, legal, financial, security, or emergency decision. See the privacy notice and account and data controls.
Signal Desk does not monitor a person, determine whether a person is safe, or contact emergency services. Do not use a prompt package or model output as an emergency response system. If someone may be in immediate danger, call 911 or the appropriate local emergency number.