A self-hosted index of your email, chats, health and files for any AI agent
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Clojure teams can get Zanzibar-style permissions without running and syncing a separate authorisation service.
EACL is a relationship-based access control library for Clojure, inspired by SpiceDB and Google Zanzibar. Instead of calling an external service, it stores permission relationships next to your data in Datomic Pro, Datahike, DataScript or Datalevin, so checks are local, consistent and fast: 1–40ms on a million relationships in its own benchmarks. It answers can-this-subject-do-this, which resources, and which subjects. EPL-2.0, 817 commits, v8 release candidate.
A self-hosted index of your email, chats, health and files for any AI agent
Shows a text-to-SQL model only the tables the caller is allowed to see
A shared workspace where a team and its AI agents work from the same data
A credential vault and approval gate between AI assistants and your apps
A self-hosted control plane for governing the coding agents your developers use
A Rust terminal coding agent that defaults to models on your own machine