Willder
Shared, permissioned memory for coding agents, with an audit row per read
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If you want a household or team assistant without everyone sharing one memory, this gives each signed-in identity its own graph database, enforced at the server rather than by prompt.
A Go agent platform that installs as a Docker Compose appliance, locally or onto a Linux box over SSH, bringing its own Postgres, graph store and object storage. Each person signs in to their own identity and gets an isolated database, where facts are kept as a graph with sources and validity windows rather than a transcript. The agent loop streams, carries a budget and gates terminal and filesystem access. Scheduled jobs, MCP tools, CLI, Telegram and web channels. You pick the model: a router, a chat plan, bundled llama.cpp or Ollama, and the docs say only the local one keeps context home.
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