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"Is it production-ready?" — the first thing every platform team asks before adopting agent infrastructure. puppyone is open-source under Apache-2.0, with 1k+ GitHub stars and 200+ teams running it in production. Self-host it, read the code, fork it — no black box, no lock-in. Governed context for AI agents. Built in the open. Run it your way.

"Don't let agents write to shared context — it's irreversible." It's only irreversible without versioning. puppyone auto-snapshots every write. Inspect the diff, see which agent changed what and when, and roll back to any version in one click. Writes become attributable and reversible — so you can safely let agents write to production context. Practice the rollback drill before you need it.

Different agents. Different tools. One shared context — and every access secure and scoped. With puppyone, each agent connects through its own Access Point: you decide what it can read, write, or never see. Swap Claude for Cursor, add OpenClaw or Hermes — the context drive stays the same. One source of truth. Least privilege by default.

Your agents already share work. They should share context too. puppyone is an open-source context drive: one governed source of truth that OpenClaw, Hermes, Claude, Cursor, Codex and n8n can all read and write — 24/7, each with its own scoped access. No more copy-pasting prompts between tools. No more "which version did the agent see?" Mount the drive. Point every agent at it. Ship.

Who can read your customer data right now? If a dozen agents share one admin token, the honest answer is: you don't know — and you can't revoke just one of them. puppyone gives every agent a scoped Access Point instead. Path-level read/write boundaries, per-agent identities, full audit trail. So you can answer that question in seconds — and prove it to security. Stop sharing the admin key.

The contractor's project ended last month. Their agent still has read/write on your entire context. With one shared admin token, you can't revoke just that agent — you'd have to rotate the key and break the other twelve. puppyone gives every agent its own Access Point: scoped to exact paths, read / write / never-see, with a per-agent audit trail. Off-board one agent in a click — the rest never notice. Least privilege you can actually operate.