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Kody

Kody is a personal-assistant platform that stores an AI agent's memory, keys, code and automations in one place, built on Cloudflare Workers and the Model Context Protocol so the same assistant state is portable across MCP hosts.

Kody

Kody gives an AI agent a persistent home: its memory, credentials, code and automations, exposed to any MCP-compatible host through OAuth-protected MCP endpoints. It favors a compact MCP surface, a search tool and a Code Mode execute flow, over a large static catalog of individual tools.

It is a multi-user personal assistant: each signed-in user gets a fully isolated assistant, with its own packages, jobs, secrets, memories and related state, and no account is privileged at runtime. It is built as an Nx monorepo on Cloudflare Workers, with a Remix 3 UI, Cloudflare D1 for its database, Cloudflare KV for sessions and OAuth, and Durable Objects for MCP state; end-to-end tests use Playwright.

It is scoped as a Fair Source personal-assistant platform rather than a general-purpose agent harness, following conventions from the epicflare starter template it is built on.

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