Open-source Nautilo adds namespaced memory so AI agents can't leak secrets across rooms
Dan_Jeffries1 · x · 2026-09-19
Nautilo, a 100% open-source agent app (server, desktop, web, iOS, Android), introduces namespaced memory: an agent's ("Genie's") memories don't automatically follow it into another Room. Users choose what to carry across, and the boundary strictly limits what memories the agent can access.
Example: a conversation about your kid's school problems shouldn't surface in a room with coworkers. The core argument: privacy can't rest on a system prompt alone — it needs architectural memory isolation. "She can't leak what she doesn't know."
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