Willder
Willder is a shared, access-controlled memory for AI agents that connects over MCP so several agents and people can shar
Willder is a shared, access-controlled memory for AI agents that connects over MCP so several agents and people can shar
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Agents connect to Willder's MCP server with their own scoped, expiring token and read/write facts, decisions and rules. Every read and write passes one database permission check logged to an append-only audit log; revoked tokens are refused on the next call. Facts are versioned, stale writes are refused, and new sessions get a task-start brief from their scope. Agents start from zero, redo each other's work, overwrite each other's facts, and can see data they shouldn't. Built for: Individuals and teams running multiple AI agents (e.g. Claude Code, Codex) who need shared context with access control. Main features: Scope tree with per-agent tokens (read/write/admin), 7-day default, 90-day max; Permissions enforced by database query, not prompt; Append-only audit log of every allow/deny decision; Fact versioning with stale_version write refusal; Task-start brief and change notices; Claude Code session hook.
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