Lumo Copilot v0.2.5 — Lumo now refuses cloud models.
Why this matters
Ollama has started listing hosted models alongside local ones — Kimi K3, for
example, is kimi-k3:cloud: 2.8 trillion parameters, billed per token, running
on someone else's servers. They appear in the same registry as models that run
on your Mac.
That was a hole in Lumo. The "Add any Ollama model by name" field would have
accepted one, and you could have started sending your conversations off your
machine while the app still told you nothing ever leaves it.
Lumo now detects hosted models and refuses them, with a plain explanation:
That model runs on remote servers, not on this Mac. Lumo only uses local
models so your conversations never leave the machine.
Checked at both download and selection, so one can't slip in even if it was
installed outside the app.
To be clear about Kimi K3 specifically: it isn't coming to Lumo. Beyond
being hosted, 2.8 trillion parameters is roughly 1.4 TB of memory — it could
never run on a Mac regardless.
Everything else is unchanged from v0.2.4.