Architecture
Storage on your PC — isolated by domain
LVIS stores user data in an LVIS area on the user's own PC, not on an external server. Even within that area, folders are split by domain (sessions · automation · minutes · plugin data) so backup and deletion stay clean.
stays on your PC
per-domain folders
no cross-plugin access
Chat sessions
Today's and yesterday's conversation history. Users can search or delete it themselves.
Automation records
Registered automation rules plus their fire history. Preserves what each automation did and when.
Audit log
One line per tool call. Split by date, so searching is easy.
Secrets
External auth tokens / API keys. Stored encrypted in the OS's secure storage.
Each plugin's own area
The space where a plugin stores its own data. No other plugin can access it.
Memory · Skills · Agents
Facts the user has told LVIS, plus registered capability bundles and units of work.
Storage rules
- Per-domain folders — data of the same kind lives in one folder. Emptying a single folder resets that entire domain.
- Strong file permissions — every folder and file has strong permissions applied so only the same user can access it.
- Plugin isolation — all plugin data lives inside a "per-plugin folder." No direct access to other plugins' or the host's area.
- Daily audit separation — audit logs are split into files by date, so even old records stay quickly searchable.
Backup / delete / migrate
Because folders are separated by domain, operations like "back up only the meeting minutes," "reset only automation," or "remove only plugin X's data" become simple folder operations. If you use a separate cloud backup tool, you can freely choose which folders to sync.