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Clear task
Set the input, output, limit, and check.
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Compute network
Approved Macs perform suitable, bounded work. Lithi checks the run, and you review the result before it matters.
People and small businesses own the approved Macs that may perform suitable work. This gives Compute a clear operator, a bounded device, and a human choice at the edge.
Not every task runs on a Mac, and a local match is not promised. A provider Mac is not presented as a confidential-computing boundary.
Compute suits bounded work with a clear input, a clear output, and a check that can be described before the run.
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Set the input, output, limit, and check.
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See scope and price before any paid approval.
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Approve the final signed quote yourself.
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Review the checked result and its receipt.
One work path
The work path keeps price, fit, handling, checks, and review in view.
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01 · Scope
Describe a clear input, output, limit, and independent check before work begins.
02 · Fit
Lithi considers the signed task rules, capability evidence, and current availability.
03 · Run
The selected Mac holds approved task data only for the bounded run and returns a protected result.
04 · Check
Independent checks compare the result with the agreed contract before it is offered back to you.
05 · Review
You review the checked result. A receipt records the process without declaring semantic truth.
Step 1 of 5: Agree on the job
The boundary is part of the product. Read what control services and the selected Mac handle during a run.
They can see the operational facts needed to route and verify work, not a copy of your task text.
A provider Mac is a computer owned by a person or small business. It is not presented as a confidential-computing boundary.
Checks can identify a refusal, mismatch, or accepted process state. They cannot decide whether a model answer is semantically true.
The current signed Compute policy allocates settled distributable revenue, after accepted and verified work. It is a policy projection, not a promise of earnings.
Signed policy facts
Plain answers about fit, boundaries, checks, and provider value.
No. Compute selects work that fits the current signed service and task rules. A suitable Mac is used only when those rules and available capacity allow it.
Start with a free Compute assessment and review the scope before approval.
You keep the final decision.