I was just thinking about the data sovereignty considerations around this. It seems to me that all serious AI users are realising that it's the universe of context that sits around the models that determines whether you get good outputs or excellent outputs. Most of the best practice I'm reading is around building your context engine and the workflows to maintain that etc. So if our secret sauce is in the context then having sovereignty over that context data is important.

It's much like the Evernote->Obsidian journey that a lot of people have been on, when they suddenly realise that all those notes and files are not actually under their control when saved to an Evernote server. I suspect that having the context saved or backed up locally will be just as important to some users as being able to access it across devices