Trust

Security

Cognition is built around confirm-first capture and scoped keys. Skills require human approval before reaching the team brain. Keys are revocable. Nothing leaves your personal workspace without an explicit action.

Posture

Scoped, revocable keys

Person- or org-scoped; kill any key anytime.

Posture

Evidence-gated sharing

Skills save on a yes; reach the team on proven reuse; org-wide on a yes.

Posture

Redacted before save

Secrets and contact details stripped at capture.

Posture

Org-bounded by default

Another org's skills only for verified members of it.

The data boundary

What crosses into the brain, and what never does.

The data boundary
Your workspace

Drafts, raw work, and full session context stay local to you. Nothing here is team knowledge yet, and nothing leaves without an explicit action.

The gate
Redact secrets & PII
Human approves
Stored in the team brain
  • Approved skill artifacts (trigger, steps, checks, author, timestamps)
  • Outcome receipts (which skill, which agent, whether it helped)
  • Routing signals that improve future retrieval
Dropped at the gate, never stored
Raw source codeSecrets, credentials, API keysContact details and record numbers (emails, phones, addresses, MRNs)Unapproved draftsAnything said outside the agent session

How it holds

The guarantees, in plain terms.

Confirm-first capture

A skill is saved only after a human yes, into the author's personal workspace. It reaches the team only on evidence: reused at least three times with a success rate of 70% or more, a passing evaluation and a clean privacy scan. Org-wide promotion needs a human yes, and approvers see the full artifact, trigger, steps, checks and rationale before confirming.

Scoped, revocable keys

Personal keys (cog_me_*) are person-scoped. Team keys (cog_live_*) are org-scoped and belong in a secrets manager, never in code. A personal key cannot write team-wide approved skills without explicit promotion. All keys are revocable from the dashboard at any time.

Team boundaries

Skills, circuits, and decisions are org-bounded. A personal install cannot read another org's team brain. Org admins control who can read, write, and approve skills. A person verified as a member of several orgs can read those orgs' team and org skills; writes stay in their home org, and another member's personal memory is never included.

What we store

Approved skill artifacts (trigger, steps, checks, author, timestamps), outcome receipts (which skill, which agent, whether it helped), and agent routing signals for future retrieval improvement. We do not store raw source code, unapproved skill drafts, secrets, credentials, or communication outside the agent session. Session telemetry, such as tool output, is stored only if you turn it on, and is redacted first.

Data and deletion

Any memory can be suppressed so agents stop using it, at any time. Team skills can be archived or removed by org admins. Outcome receipts can be cleared on request. Email founders@lamlab.ai for full data deletion.

MCP transport

Cognition uses Streamable HTTP MCP, no persistent socket, no background process after the session ends. Each call is authenticated with a Bearer token scoped to the requesting user or org. Cognition does not execute code, modify files, or take actions outside returning memory and routing guidance.

Report a vulnerability

Email founders@lamlab.ai with a description and steps to reproduce. We respond within 48 hours and will keep you informed as we investigate and resolve.