Yes. Each Lynx Assist install has its own keys and a private search index, so one site never mixes with another. Answers use OpenAI or Anthropic and search uses Pinecone. Your content stays yours.
Yes. Each assistant runs with its own keys and its own private search index, so one site’s data never mixes with another’s, and your content remains yours.
A small, named set of providers does the work: answers are generated by a large language model provider such as OpenAI or Anthropic, and search over your content uses Pinecone. Data is sent only to generate an answer or build your index. The assistant gives general information, not professional advice; case-specific legal, financial or medical questions are routed to a person. See Data, Privacy and Governance.
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