Privacy mode left the AI blind twice over: the whole prompt was a token, so
it could not help with light, lens or style, and model and LoRA file names
still went out as written.
- The prompt box has a first field, the gist: the picture in words the user
writes for the AI to read. seal_answer hands it on as written beside the
tokens of the private prompts; either alone can be handed in.
- ai_sealed_models.py: while the Gates window's "Model names in a private
task" is on (the default), each model of the library is one token ([M1],
sealed as its model_id) however an answer writes it: model_id, loader
name, file name in a text, card name. A model's own entry drops name,
file, folder, links and hash and keeps type, base model, the author's
settings and the user's note. expand writes a model token back as the
model_id, as the loader's name among a node's values, as the card's name
inside the AI's words. The task's menu lists what each token stands for.
- The model editor has "Note for the AI" (ai_note, note_for_ai in the
tools, searched by search_models): what a model is for, in words the AI
may read.
- A combo's name is sealed too: unless renamed it is made of its model's
name and the start of its prompt.
- The privacy skill says how to write around a gist and how to pick and
pass on model tokens.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
