AnaEncrypted conversation
12:42MarcoCall ended · 18m
10:18Product · Containerized by design
sha.chat separates personal messaging from professional communication, contacts and transactions—then places calls, wallet actions, transactional agents and built-in LLMs inside the right context.
AnaEncrypted conversation
12:42MarcoCall ended · 18m
10:18OperationsApproved workspace contact
09:05FinanceTransaction review required
08:46Personal contacts, wallet and model context remain under user control.
Containerization, not cosmetic folders
Each container carries its own identity context, contact list, wallet permissions, agent delegations and LLM access. Data does not cross between personal and professional spaces by accident.
Corporate messaging can apply verified directories and regulatory policies without taking control of personal conversations or personal contacts.
Separate contact graphs and credentials create a real boundary between personal life and professional obligations.
Voice and video calls begin inside the correct container, preserving the conversation, identity and policy context around them.
Calls architecture →Agents can prepare transfers, answer wallet questions and coordinate agent-to-agent workflows. Scoped delegation and explicit review remain between intent and execution.
LLMs answer inside the thread. Model access, memory, tools and permitted data follow the active container instead of leaking across contexts.
Corporate policy layer
Verified professional directoryCorporate contacts belong to the governed workspace, not the personal address book.
External-contact controlsOrganizations can define who may be contacted and which external domains are permitted.
Transaction policyThresholds, review steps and signing permissions travel with the professional container.
Scoped AI accessProfessional LLMs and agents receive only the tools and context authorized for that workspace.
Whitepaper principle
A sha.chat handle resolves the cryptographic identity used for messages, payment-channel updates and scoped agent delegation—inside the container where that identity is allowed to act.
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