Connect your agents
Point Agent Zero, Hermes, or any API client at the same Vault.
Operational memory API for real work agents
FPSU Vault gives async agents shared work context: project state, topic history, activity logs, skills, and retrieval built for coding, research, and execution.
curl -fsSL https://cozy-aura-h5n3.here.now/hermes/install.sh | bashHow it works
Point Agent Zero, Hermes, or any API client at the same Vault.
Save decisions, corrections, project updates, task outcomes, errors, and validations.
Understanding Creator jobs maintain topic histories, session summaries, project cards, activity ledgers, and skills.
Resume projects, continue debugging, recall decisions, or load procedures with compact layered context.
Capabilities
Current state, goals, decisions, risks, blockers, next steps, and working conventions for each project.
Dense chronological summaries by topic and session, so agents can recover what happened across async chats.
Append-only records of real work: tests, commands, files, API calls, errors, validations, decisions, and handoffs.
Reusable procedures are extracted, deduplicated, and retrieved when the agent needs to execute correctly.
The Vault assembles different context for "resume this project", "what did we decide?", or "continue the debug".
Next layer: inject compressed codebase maps before agents edit files, so they understand architecture and invariants first.
Pricing
Start local, then pay for hosted convenience, more agents, higher quotas, and team/API support.
Free
Run it on your own machine or server.
Install now$9/mo
Hosted Vault for a small agent stack.
Start with Hermes$29/mo
More agents, events, and retrieval volume.
Use APIFrom $99/mo
Org namespaces, custom limits, and usage billing.
Contact*Self-host quotas depend on your hardware, storage, and model/provider choices.
No. Hermes first; any agent can use the API.
Both. Self-host free. Cloud when you want zero maintenance.
Chat memory remembers what was said. FPSU Vault tracks work: projects, topics, actions, decisions, skills, and next steps.
Yes. It is built for async agents that need to resume projects, continue debugging, and share operational context.
Not yet. Self-hosted core first; hosted cloud after API and billing.