Self-hosted · Team memory
Shared memory for your team's coding agents.
Alice's agent decided it yesterday. Bob's agent knows it today. Self-hosted — your code never leaves your network.
What changes
One team, one memory.
Every engineer keeps their own agent — but the decisions, conventions, and failures those agents learn are shared across the whole team.
Shared decisions & conventions
The team_* tool pool gives every engineer's agent read access to the same decisions and conventions, governed by sharing ACLs — no more re-explaining the architecture to every new agent session.
Learn from each other's failures
Outcome tracking resurfaces prior failures across the team, so one agent's dead end steers every other agent away from it instead of getting rediscovered the hard way.
Conflict detection across agents
When two engineers' agents log contradictory decisions, phorvec flags the conflict automatically — no one has to notice it by accident three sprints later.
Security
Built for teams that can't ship their code to someone else's cloud.
Self-hosting isn't a checkbox feature here — it's the whole architecture. Session-continuity hooks mean an agent's memory survives compaction too, so none of this resets when a context window fills up.
Self-hosted — Docker or systemd, on infrastructure you already control.
RBAC and pv_ API keys, hashed at rest.
Append-only audit log (metadata only — timestamps, operations, actors).
Secret scanning on ingest — credentials and tokens are detected and, by policy, redacted or rejected before storage.
Offline Ed25519 licenses — works fully air-gapped.
No telemetry. Your code and your team's decisions never leave your network.
Quickstart
Stand it up in two commands.
Deploy the server once, then point every engineer's MCP client at it.
docker compose up -d
phorvec init --tool claude-code --remote https://memory.internal:8080/mcp --remote-token pv_<key>
# that's it — agents now share memoryFull deploy guide (Docker + systemd): docs/team-hosting. Remote connections require HTTPS, except loopback, which is allowed over plain HTTP for local testing.
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