Open-source self-hosted auth layer gives personal AI agents unified tool access
vaibhavbetter · x · 2026-10-10
- @arnestrickmann notes no all-in-one tool exists for personal agents (Muse, Instinct, bot, Interaction) to hold third-party connections, and argues it should be a standalone product.
- He and @hkonsti built it in a few days: open source, easy to self-host, with separated auth, agent-action auditing, fine-grained permissions, and easy switching between agent apps — his Instinct now has the same tools as Claude Code on his laptop.
- The poster adds that a shared "Personal Context store" will become a real need as people run multiple personal agents across tasks.
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