Janus.Guru

Security starts with data boundaries and responsibility

Before a pilot, a team must know where documents live, which fragments reach a model, who has access, how long logs remain, and who approves the final answer.

What the product controls

  • collections are selected separately
  • retrieved sources appear beside the answer
  • API keys can be limited by collections and request quotas
  • operational actions can be recorded in an audit log

What each deployment fixes

  • document and index storage
  • cloud, local, or hybrid model routing
  • data allowed into model context
  • retention and deletion rules
  • roles, access, and personal-data processing

What remains human

  • legal assessment
  • editorial publication
  • an official response
  • access and retention policy approval
  • primary-source review

Frequently asked questions

  • Does Janus.Guru send every document to an external model?
    Not necessarily. Retrieval selects relevant fragments; the model route and context policy are deployment decisions.
  • Does this page guarantee storage in Kazakhstan?
    No. That requires a chosen infrastructure, providers, and a written deployment agreement.
  • Can restricted documents go into the public demo?
    No. Sensitive material needs a separate private workspace, access rules, and an agreed processing policy.