Security starts before retrieval
Octoplexity treats documentation as private source material. Context is assembled only after tenant, project, source, role, key, and runtime boundaries are applied.
The model should only see context the requester can use.
Authorization and source filtering happen before packet assembly. Raw document text is treated as untrusted input, and generated context remains tied to source provenance.
Tenant isolation
Organization-scoped records, storage paths, jobs, usage events, and cache keys keep customer data separated.
Source permissions
Context retrieval can be filtered by source, project, role, user, API key, and MCP client scope.
Private storage
Raw files and derived artifacts are private by default, with short-lived access where direct file access is required.
Prompt injection posture
Documentation is treated as data, not instruction. Suspicious source text can be marked and handled as metadata.
Provenance trail
Claims, summaries, and packets retain links back to source spans, document versions, and freshness signals.
Audit events
Sensitive actions such as source changes, key events, permission updates, and context access can be recorded for review.
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