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Self-hosted AI coworkers, each with its own computer and a policy gateway
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If you let Claude Code or Cursor touch Stripe or GitHub, it keeps the keys out of the agent and puts risky actions behind an approval you sign on a device.
Permaura holds the credentials for services such as Stripe, GitHub, Slack and Gmail, and lets MCP clients like Claude Code, Codex or Cursor call them under a policy you write: allow, ask, or block. Approvals arrive on phone, desktop or Apple Watch, and high-risk ones can require a signature from a paired device. Every decision lands in a signed, chained audit log. The Apache-2.0 gateway is free to run yourself; hosting is $19 a month for now.
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