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Hi, I'm Kyle, the founder of FusionWall.

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Let's get you from a fresh installation to your
first protected AI question.

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We will create your local account, protect the
recovery code, connect the AI service you
already want to use, and practice once with
made-up information.

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Nothing important is at risk while you learn.

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We start with the owner account because
FusionWall is private by design.

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This account controls the workspace on this
computer.

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It is not a cloud profile, and your password is
not sent to us.

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Choose a strong password.

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Then save the one-time recovery code somewhere
separate and protected.

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That code is your way back in if the password is
ever lost.

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Once you are in, the basic idea is simple.

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FusionWall looks for supported private details
and replaces them here on your computer.

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You see the protected version before anything
leaves.

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If it looks right, you approve it.

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When the answer returns, FusionWall restores
your private values on screen and keeps a local
receipt of the decision.

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Now connect the AI service you plan to use.

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FusionWall does not include a mystery model
behind the scenes.

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You choose the provider, the endpoint, and the
exact model.

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Your credential is encrypted on this computer,
and it never appears in the proof ledger.

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This connection is what brings the workspace to
life while keeping the review step in front of
every request.

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Save the connection, then run the built-in test.

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We check the exact route that future questions
will use.

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If the provider, endpoint, model, or credential
changes, FusionWall asks you to test again.

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A passing result means the connection works.

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It does not mean every future AI answer will be
correct, so your judgment still matters.

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For the first run, make everything up: the
person, the business, and the account number.

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Type the question, then stop at the protected
view.

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Read it the way you would read an email before
sending.

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Detection is intentionally conservative, but it
is not perfect.

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If something private is still visible, fix it.

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You are always the final decision-maker.

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That's the full first-use path.

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Your local account exists, the recovery code is
protected, the exact AI connection has passed
its test, and you have watched one safe question
move through review and into a private receipt.

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Start small, keep reading the protected view,
and never treat approval as a reflex.

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You are ready.