Optional AI Agent Control

Let an agent investigate. Keep authority over every boundary.

With purchased Pro and Agent Control, SpaceLens can expose structured storage evidence to a local AI client only after separate, explicit owner consent.

Access off

Purchase is not permission.

Owning the feature unlocks the consent screen; it never turns the channel on. No agent command can grant itself access.

A deliberate four-step path

  1. 01

    Review

    Read the capability, privacy, transport, and hard-boundary disclosure while access remains off.

  2. 02

    Enable

    Affirm the visible consent statement, then start the current-user local channel.

  3. 03

    Observe

    See current state and a bounded newest-first log of substantive commands and outcomes.

  4. 04

    Revoke

    Disable access at any time to remove the listener immediately without changing the index.

SpaceLens

What an authorized agent can help explain

Typed local tools let a compatible client inspect evidence without screen-scraping the desktop.

  • Configure approved roots and options, then start, pause, resume, cancel, or poll identified scan jobs.
  • Query bounded results, change grouping and coloring, and focus indexed areas without rescanning.
  • Reconcile totals, compare history, verify duplicate candidates, and draft review-only reclaim plans.
  • Bring SpaceLens forward and point to the exact visible region that supports an explanation.

Choose how much path detail leaves the app surface.

01

Full paths

Share exact indexed paths when the owner wants item-level collaboration.

02

Home-redacted paths

Hide the owner-specific home prefix while preserving useful relative context.

03

Aggregate only

Keep path details private and expose only grouped storage evidence.

The agent can analyze, guide, and propose. It cannot clean the disk.

The tool catalog contains no delete, move, rename, archive, or edit operation, and every reclaim plan stays non-executable.

SpaceLens

Useful automation begins with a visible off switch.

Consent, ownership, privacy scope, current state, and revocation remain visible to the computer owner.

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