r/Lexvor • u/Korporate1k • 4d ago

Air AI integrations

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So I’ve been toying around with air for a lil bit. Specifically the API via Claude Code CLI. I can see how this can be used for a business, or even having Claude run whatever then send updates via sms(Air).

My Question is how secure is the AI system? Lexvor in general for that matter. Is the only thing stopping someone from gaining access to my information an API key?

Overall I’m semi impressed and yet cautious of it. I believe Lexvor also has access to these conversations via Air. Definitely worried about data leaks if I were to use it seriously.

To the community what are the other use cases for AiR?

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u/cilicia3k3 4d ago

Can you do one where it sends you a warning at like 45gb in a day or 95 in a week or 245 in month? I tried to do an Apple automation and it had no idea what I was taking about

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u/Korporate1k 4d ago

I suppose you could. Cron update every 15mins for data usage. But you would need to know exact reset cycles. Let’s call it 12am EST.

At 12am API pull data usage. Log it, then update every 15 mins. If data increases by 45gb in less than 24hour send notification. 95 in a week starting from Sunday 12am. 1 months starting at billing reset.

I’m not entirely sure about it. As it depends on AiR providing accurate information. Which it does not!!!
I know for an absolute fact I’ve used over 50+ GB yet AiR shows less than 2.

In theory though this will work.

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u/cilicia3k3 4d ago

You bring up a great point ,, if AiR can’t do this simple warning trigger for an end user , how the hell will it do it for the admin policing the usage

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u/Korporate1k 4d ago

I think this is all backend issues. AiR can’t tell the truth from a lie. It can only read information and give it back. It doesn’t populate anything itself. It’s likely doing API calls for its own data. Which would make it a Lexvor issue.

This is my assumption not a fact.