Sealed by hardware
The room runs inside sealed hardware. What is said inside cannot be read from outside it.
Airlock is a sealed room where two companies’ AI brains work out a deal. Your information goes in. Only the proposal comes out.
Your brain packs what the deal needs and sets what may be shared. You approve the rules.
Inside a locked chamber, a neutral broker hears both sides. Nothing in the room survives it.
Both companies approve what gets revealed. You read the proposal. The room is destroyed.

Here is how Airlock is built to earn it.
The room runs inside sealed hardware. What is said inside cannot be read from outside it.
The room is built to be destroyed when the deal closes, and to prove it was.
The code that runs the room is built to be public. Anyone can read what happens inside.
Zuzora never sees, keeps, or sells what is said inside the room.
It checks instead of guessing. A brain that invents numbers can't be sent to a deal.
Requires: Self-knowledge, level 2 or higher.
It represents what you mean, not just what you typed.
Requires: Fidelity, level 2 or higher.
It treats what it reads as untrusted and keeps secrets locked.
Requires: Security, level 2 or higher.
It drafts and does, with your approval on every step that counts. More independence isn't required; the room's gates are human on purpose.
Requires: Autonomy, level 2 (gated actor).
It can open an airlock and answer the narrow, read-only checks a deal needs.
Requires: Embodiment, level 2 or higher.
It packs what the deal needs, at a quality your team doesn't rewrite.
Requires: Productivity, human parity at deal-prep.