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Hyperconsciousness
Encrypted knowledge store your agents can read with scoped, expiring grants
About
Give your agents memory without handing them everything
Hyperconsciousness (`hc`) is a Rust engine, CLI and MCP/HTTP server that keeps signed, encrypted records in sync across devices. Instead of giving an agent your whole archive, you issue a grant (for example one day of read-only access to notes tagged `clients`) and paste the grant id into your MCP client config. The MCP server exposes tools like search, recent, record and remember, plus a separate `USE` grant for credential operations, and every grant can be listed, audited and revoked. An ingestion skill catalog for Codex and Claude Code covers chats, Slack, Google Workspace, GitHub, CRM, support, billing, analytics and more, and an optional local dashboard (HC Atlas) lets you inspect storage, identity and grants. It is a developer alpha with no independent security audit yet, so read the project's security limits before trusting it with important data. Built by Louis Beaumont (louis030195), creator of Screenpipe.
Features
- Encrypted, signed, append-only records synced across devices
- Scoped, expiring agent grants by kind, tag and sensitivity
- MCP server with search, recent, record and remember tools
- Grant audit and one-command revoke
- Ingestion skills for Slack, Google Workspace, CRM, billing and more
- Optional local dashboard to inspect storage and grants
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