Personal Corpus

• Using only this reBe Life section context, explain how personal Corpus, local AI, and Thing identity help a first-time user without saying their private data has been copied or cloud AI is live.
• Using only this public section, give a practical first-week plan for someone who wants sovereignty but has not connected any private sources yet.

Uses public reBe Life Corpus framing, local AI explanation, Thing identity vocabulary. Does not use private Corpus reads, copied email or finance data, cloud model execution.

Family and Guardian

• Using only this reBe Life family section, explain Guardian Mode to a parent in practical terms and list the decisions they still need to make.
• Using only public context, compare what reBe claims for children with what remains a policy, custody, or setup decision, and name the questions a parent should verify before acting.

Uses public Guardian Mode framing, public family Corpus concepts, age-of-autonomy language. Does not use actual child profile scans, legal advice, private family records.

Work/home boundary

• Using only this reBe Life work section, explain how a consultant should separate personal memory, client work, and AI prompts without claiming any private documents were ingested.
• Using only public context, turn this section into a decision checklist for a creator or professional evaluating local AI sovereignty.

Uses public professional privacy framing, creator ownership copy, work/home separation guidance. Does not use enterprise deployment proof for the visitor, client-document ingestion, provider-secret access.