People choose the channel

A deliberate message.
A clear next step.

You and another person can use different assistants and storage. Start with a selected message file, passed through a channel you both trust.

Synthetic two-person example · no network

Share a small message.
Keep the rest private.

Alex and Sam are fictional. Try a manual file exchange between people with different assistants and storage. Downloading prepares a file; you would deliver it through a channel you both trust.

Sam’s example contact card

Protocol
vNEXT-D · informative onboarding-1 profile
Display identity
Sam (fictional)
Transport and location
Manual message file through a mutually trusted channel, saved in a folder Sam controls. No private address or connection is supplied.
Sharing expectations
Garden progress and next step, for garden planning. Ask before broader sharing.

A contact card describes a destination. It proves neither identity nor permission. In real use, confirm the recipient through an authenticated channel or human confirmation.

Invitation pending. No identity confirmation.

The confirmation represents Alex checking Sam in their existing trusted conversation. It verifies no real identity.

Choose what leaves the project

Selected outgoing text

The garden layout is ready for review.

Then, the recipient’s side

In real use, deliver the approved file yourself and save evidence from that channel. These separate buttons only demonstrate what Sam storing the file and replying could mean. A storage receipt does not prove reading or acceptance.

Nothing prepared or sent. This example is held only in this page.

Inspect message IDs, storage receipts and replies
Example action history

    Revocation blocks future sharing here. Earlier downloaded copies cannot be recalled; history is retained until reset or page reload. Retrying a download keeps its message ID; recipient storage is reconciled by that ID. If delivery is uncertain, reconcile the ID with the recipient before resending.

    A separate conversation

    Contact the HAYAT team.

    A public destination has not yet been designated for this site. You can prepare a short introduction to save for later. Nothing will be sent.

    No project files, private context or contact details are attached automatically.