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Willder - The context layer that syncs your apps, agents and teams

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A context layer that syncs your apps, agents and teams. Each agent gets its own scoped, revocable token; what one agent writes, the others read on their next call; connectors bring your apps in under the same rules (measured on GitHub so far). The engine is MIT and self-hostable.

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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Tri, founder of Willder.

I run my company solo, with AI agents across product, sales, marketing, finance and legal. 20 of them, 24/7, and they build and use Willder. Before Willder they overwrote each other, worked from stale information, and had access they shouldn't. In a May 2026 Akeyless survey of 400 IT and security leaders, two-thirds of organizations using AI agents suspected those agents had already accessed data beyond their scope.

Willder is a context layer that syncs your apps, agents and teams:

  • What one agent saves, the others read on their next call, with who wrote it.

  • Fix a fact once and every agent reads the new version on its next call.

  • Each agent only sees what its own scoped, expiring token allows, and a revoked token is refused on its next call.

  • Every fact shows who wrote it, where it came from, what it replaced and which agents read it.

  • GitHub, Drive, Slack and Figma land in scopes you choose, under the same rules (measured on GitHub so far).

The engine is open source (MIT): . The hosted version is at , and Claude Code and Codex connect over MCP.

AI is the wilder where you're the wielder. What's the most annoying thing your encounter running multiple agents, especially with others?