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What this chapter covers.
Telethryve 2.0 gives local intelligence a real role inside the bridge.
A chat can switch to a local Codex profile backed by Ollama and a local model, while preserving the same project, profile, and artifact flow. Local memory and retrieval make that useful.
The bridge can remember durable notes, search the local knowledge store, inject relevant context, and cache web or product search results for later use. Offline mode changes the rules again.
It blocks fresh web search, forces the effective local profile network setting off, and asks the local model to work from local files, installed tools, cached documents, and saved memory. App control is not left to model guesswork.
Deterministic handlers route high confidence actions such as email, Notes, Numbers, and air gap verification through bridge owned tools. Local AI becomes practical work, not just private chat.