Okta for AI memory

The permission layer for your company’s AI memory.

Your company runs a dozen AI agents on its data with almost no access control. Buddhi AI is the one gateway they all pass through, deciding what each person and agent can remember: role-scoped, cited, and logged.

Buddhi AI

Live access check

Same question, different role

Denied
ContractorFinance · exec scope

What is the Q3 pricing floor for enterprise deals?

Policy blocked

Denied. Outside the contractor role policy, nothing disclosed, and the attempt is logged.

Role-awareSource-citedPolicy-enforcedEvery read audited

We’re not racing to remember more.

Every other company-memory tool optimizes the same axis: ingest more, recall better. None are built permission-first, so a contractor’s agent can read what a founder’s agent knows.

Buddhi AI is the checkpoint every AI memory request passes through. We decide what each agent is allowed to remember, and we can deny a specific agent a specific memory in real time, cited and logged. You can’t bolt that onto a search engine.

One gateway, every request

Five things happen before any answer leaves Buddhi AI.

Step 1

Identify

Tie every request to a person, their role, and the agent acting on their behalf, before any memory is read.

Step 2

Enforce

Role-based policies decide what can be read or written. The check runs before the model ever sees the payload.

Step 3

Recall

Return only the memory a role is cleared for, pulled from your team’s communication and agent sessions.

Step 4

Redact

Mask secrets, credentials, and PII inline, even inside scopes a role is otherwise allowed to see.

Step 5

Log

Record every read, write, and denial: who asked, what was returned, when, and on whose behalf.

What’s in the product

Everything you need to govern company memory.

A working MVP, live today: access control, cited recall, a policy engine, audit logging, a knowledge graph, conflict resolution, connectors, and a guided onboarding wizard.

Role-based access control

Scope memory to roles: engineering, finance, exec, public. An agent only recalls what its role is cleared for.

Cited memory recall

Every answer carries its source, owner, and freshness, so it’s defensible instead of magical.

Real-time denial

A contractor’s agent asks for a founder-level decision? Denied live, cited and logged. No other memory tool can.

Policy engine

Visual, editable, auditable access rules. No hidden logic, no silent overrides.

Audit logging

Every access, allowed or denied, is logged with timestamp, role, agent, source, and result.

Knowledge graph

See how people, decisions, and sources connect across your company’s shared memory.

Conflict resolution

When two sources disagree, Buddhi AI surfaces the conflict instead of guessing which is true.

Connectors

GitHub, Slack, Google Workspace, and Notion, governed by the same policy and audit layer.

Connectors

Plugs into the tools your team already uses.

Buddhi AI pulls memory from your communication and agent sessions, and every source stays under the same policy and audit layer.

Live

GitHub

Code review context, release notes, and architecture decisions.

Live

Slack

Turn informal team decisions into governed, searchable memory.

Live

Notion

Docs and specs, recalled only by the roles cleared for them.

Live

Google Workspace

Docs and drive context, under the same access controls.

Live

Claude Code

Keep coding agents inside the same policy and audit layer.

Live

CLI / Agent

Direct operations with the same access controls and traceability.

Private beta · August 2026

Get early access to Buddhi AI.

We’re onboarding a small group of design-partner teams. Join the waitlist, or book a 15-minute call and we’ll show you a live access denial on your own scopes.

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