mazzystar

This resonates from the dev side. I made an offline photo search app a while back — you search your library in plain language ("a boy and a girl by the river"), CLIP embeddings all computed on device. It needs full photo access but I deliberately requested zero network permission. Was kind of proud of that.

Problem is there's no way for users to actually know that. iOS has no "this app can't reach the internet" indicator, so the whole guarantee is invisible. I even had people assume the opposite — app reads your whole library, therefore it must be uploading it somewhere. Exactly backwards.

Thanks! After you create a tank, copy the key and docs, give them to your agent, and just chat with it.

The agent can update the tank code and run battles for you. You don’t manually drive the tank — you work with your agent and watch the results.

This is most likely because you’re using Google login inside an in-app browser. You need to switch to a real browser