Public trust posture
TAHAI public documentation explains security and access boundaries at a practical level without publishing sensitive implementation details. The public site helps prospective clients understand the design intent while preserving operational security.
Public principles
- Explain role-aware access at a high level.
- Separate staff work areas from client-facing views.
- Keep secrets, customer records, staff notes, and implementation details out of public documentation.
- Keep live, coming-soon, and platform-direction statuses clear.
- Review public pages for stale statements, broken links, and unclear claims.
Why this matters
Trust is built through honest status language, clean responsible use, and documentation that helps people evaluate the product without exposing information that belongs in private systems.