Shared memory across agents
Save facts and context that connected agents can search later. Account memories follow the user across hosts, unlike context kept only in a host-specific project or rules file.
Kody
Freemium
Kody is a software platform that gives connected AI agents shared memory, credentials, reusable packages, integrations, and scheduled execution. It helps developers carry work between agents such as Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, and Codex without rebuilding the same automation each time.
What is Kody?
Kody is a shared software platform for connected AI agents. It stores memory, credentials, reusable packages, and jobs in one account so work can move between agents such as Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, and Codex.
The platform turns one-off agent work into software that can be reused or triggered later. Agents provide the reasoning and write the code; Kody provides durable storage, controlled credential use, cloud execution, schedules, webhooks, email events, and hosted pages.
Kody is not a replacement for an agent host and does not run its own chat-agent loop. Each user account is isolated, with its own packages, jobs, secrets, memories, and storage. Public packages can be published as catalog snapshots and installed as forks.
What can Kody do?
Secret-backed execution
Store keys and tokens without returning their values to the agent. Code refers to secrets by name, and Kody substitutes approved credentials at the network boundary.
Reusable packages
Turn agent-written code into durable software in an isolated repository. Packages can expose exports, scheduled jobs, inbound webhooks, or a small hosted app.
Event and schedule triggers
Start packages from cron schedules, webhooks, subscriptions, email, or other events, so saved work can run without keeping a chat open.
Service integrations
Reuse signed-in connections to services including GitHub, Discord, and Google. Documentation also covers providers such as Figma, Notion, Salesforce, Slack, and Spotify.
Export and deployment options
Download a JSON account export from settings with secret values excluded. Kody is Fair Source, with source available on GitHub to read, fork, and deploy.
Use Cases
“Move work between agents”
Build a package in Cursor or another coding agent, then run it from Claude Code, ChatGPT, or another connected MCP-capable host without recreating the implementation.
“Automate operational checks”
Save a repository or service check, then run it on a schedule or from a webhook and notify through email or a connected service when appropriate.
“Provide controlled service access”
Connect tools such as GitHub, Discord, or Google while keeping credentials outside the prompt. The agent invokes the connection without receiving the underlying secret value.
“Create lightweight software interfaces”
Expose package functionality through a hosted page or app that people can open directly instead of requesting the same operation through a new chat turn.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Kody replace Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, or Codex?
No. Kody connects to the agent hosts you already use. Those agents do the reasoning, while Kody supplies shared memory, credentials, packages, schedules, and execution.
Does Kody make model inference calls?
Kody does not run its own agent loop or bill for chat tokens. Saved packages can run without another model inference call. Search indexing uses a small embedding model rather than a chat model.
What happens when I switch agents?
Packages, secrets, jobs, memories, and other account data remain available when you connect another MCP-capable host. Context that exists only inside a host, such as local Cursor rules or a Claude Project, does not automatically transfer.
Can a team share one Kody account?
No. Each signed-in user has an isolated assistant with separate packages, jobs, secrets, memories, and storage. Public packages can be shared as snapshots, but Kody does not currently provide an organization or shared-team workspace.
Can I export or self-host Kody?
You can download a JSON account export; secret values are not included. Kody is Fair Source, and its source is available on GitHub to read, fork, and deploy.
Quick Facts
- Product type
- Shared software platform for AI agents
- Primary users
- Developers using multiple AI coding or chat agents
- Agent connection
- MCP-capable hosts, including Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and Codex
- Core primitives
- Memory, secrets, packages, triggers, integrations, and apps
- Execution model
- Cloud jobs on Cloudflare Workers; saved work can run without a local computer being online
- Plans
- Free plan with volume caps; Pro plan with higher included limits and optional prepaid credits
Kody Traffic Analysis
Traffic data is for reference only.
- Domain Rating
- 46
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