Please do not send sensitive attachments in initial outreach email
- Source code
- Secrets or production credentials
- Customer data or regulated data
- Proprietary project files
- Confidential policies or private contracts
- Security-sensitive system details
Data, security, and artifact boundary
This website is a public marketing surface. It does not accept confidential artifact uploads and does not provide product accounts, production deployment, or paid service access.
Do not submit sensitive materials through public forms.
Private Alpha artifact sharing
For selected design partners, LBAI defines an out-of-band artifact-sharing process before sensitive materials are exchanged. This may include:
- Confidentiality terms
- Project scope boundary
- Data processing terms where applicable
- Artifact ownership terms
- Model-provider disclosure
- Retention and deletion expectations
- Exportable artifact package boundary
- Customer authorization checkpoints
Artifact ownership and reuse
Customer-specific domain artifacts should remain confidential to the customer unless otherwise agreed. Generalized E2C grammar, system patterns, diagnostic structures, and non-customer-specific responsibility methods may be separately addressed in the applicable agreement.
Model / GPT boundary
In E2C, LLM outputs are treated as candidate semantic inputs unless and until admitted by E2C. GPT / OpenAI / Claude outputs are not ledger authority, runtime authority, validation authority, release authority, or resume authority. E2C routes candidate outputs through source boundary, artifact discipline, validation, authorization, and ledger admission before downstream consumption.
Human and organizational responsibility
E2C helps construct and evaluate responsibility artifacts. It does not automatically transfer legal, regulatory, security, or business responsibility away from the customer.