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Keep workflows private

The privacy-oriented workflow tools keep source documents, frames, and audio on the machine that owns them. They shell out to native mere.run OCR, speech, captioning, and anonymization commands; they do not call hosted APIs.

Documents

bash
mere-doc-tools process \
  --input ./call-sheet.png \
  --output-dir ./doc-out \
  --redact

Use Document Tools for a single document or small document set.

Media frames

bash
mere-media-scrub scrub \
  --input ./frames \
  --output-dir ./scrub-out \
  --redact

Use Media Scrub for an image folder or extracted frames.

Audio

bash
mere-transcript-tools transcribe \
  --input ./meeting.wav \
  --output-dir ./transcript-out \
  --redact

Use Transcript Tools for local transcription with optional anonymization.

Privacy is more than model location

Local execution does not remove the need for operational care:

  • keep source and output directories access-controlled;
  • inspect redaction results before distribution;
  • do not commit real customer material, credentials, or run bundles;
  • remember that manifests can contain paths and production identifiers;
  • securely remove intermediate OCR or transcript text when policy requires it.

See Security for repository and runtime rules.

Official companion plugins for the local mere.run runtime.