Cloak / local AI on Mac

Ask the terminal without opening a new world.

A practical AI sidekick for command-line work, small coding questions and repeatable file tasks—with a data boundary you can understand.

AI in a terminal is useful when it shortens the distance between a question and the file or command that answers it. It becomes less useful when every small task requires a new account, a cloud workspace and a decision about what context to upload.

Choose the model boundary

Local Use a local Llama model when the task is modest and keeping the context on your Mac matters.
Bring your own key Connect a provider you already trust for a harder task, with an explicit choice rather than an invisible default.
Dispatch Break a larger job into steps and keep the work legible instead of accepting one opaque answer.

Small tasks are the sweet spot

Ask Cloak to explain a command, sketch a script, inspect a folder structure or turn a rough requirement into a checklist. You still review the output and run the commands yourself. That boundary makes the tool more useful for careful work than an assistant that tries to take over the whole machine.

Why the Mac matters

Your terminal, editor and project files are already here. Cloak brings the conversational layer closer without pretending that privacy is a marketing adjective. Check which model is being used, keep secrets out of prompts, and treat generated code as a draft.

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