Aura
An agent appliance you host, with one memory database per person
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When several agents and people work from the same knowledge, Willder gives each one a scoped, revocable token so you can see and cut off exactly what any agent touches.
Willder gives agents in Claude Code, Cursor and other MCP clients one shared memory, while every read and write is checked against a scoped, expiring token and logged. Revoke a token and that agent's next call fails. Connectors pull GitHub, Drive, Slack, Figma and PostHog into scopes. Self-hosting is MIT and needs Docker, Postgres and Neo4j. A hosted version is planned from $20 a month, not yet on sale.
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