caura for the enterprise

Governed memory for AI agent fleets.Run where you need it, with the control you have to answer for.

One persistent memory every authorized agent learns from. Caura governs what agents read, write and delete in memory. Scope, policy and audit are enforced inside every memory operation. On-prem, air-gapped or white-label when the data cannot leave. SOC 2 Type II.

Caura Prism design preview on synthetic data: a proposed memory field with Risk and Recall replay panels

Design preview with synthetic data. Current Prism includes a memory/document browser; additional views depend on organization features. The eight-lens field design shown here is proposed.

Proposed field: memories placed by meaning, with brightness representing recall.

Proposed risk halos: findings linked to a memory, its writer and its scope.

Illustrative design for visibility, cost, audit and a daily brief.

Why now

Everybody is building agents. Most demos never reach production.

Agents forget between sessions and repeat each other’s discoveries. Nobody can say what the fleet knows, or whether it is still true. Governed fleet memory is the missing layer between demo and production.

in production

eToro runs Caura as a governed company brain for its AI-agent work.

One memory, shared across the fleet, inside one tenant.

Read the case study →
For agents

The memory agents love.

Agents come and go. What they learn stays.

  • PersistentLearned once, kept for every agent that follows.
  • SharedEvery authorized agent in the tenant draws on one memory.
  • CompoundingOutcomes tune recall; repeats crystallize into knowledge.
  • Agent-nativeMCP, REST and Rail hooks. Usable on the first call.
The agent reference →
For the enterprise

The control enterprises need.

See everything. Decide who sees what.

  • GovernedScope, policy and audit enforced inside every memory operation.
  • IsolatedTenants isolate; fleets collaborate.
  • AuditableEvery read, write and delete attributed and logged.
  • VisibleWhat the fleet knows, who taught it, what it costs.
The governance model in the docs →

Enterprise agents are making decisions on knowledge nobody can see.

Six stakeholder questions shaping the proposed Prism design. Explore the preview and the current memory browser.

proposed lens · platform lead · field

“What does our fleet actually know?”

Coverage and gaps, visible at a glance.

prune

proposed lens · auditor · recall

“Why did the agent say that?”

Replay any recall, ranked and explained.

explain

proposed lens · knowledge owner · evolve

“Is it still true?”

Contradictions and stale facts, surfaced for review.

resolve

proposed lens · head of ai · agents

“Are our agents sharing or siloed?”

Who wrote it, who recalled it, what never moved.

retune

proposed lens · ciso · risk

“Is anything leaking?”

Every credential or PII finding, tied to a memory and its writer.

re-scope

proposed lens · finance · spend

“What does it cost?”

Tokens per memory, showback per agent.

tune

Governance built in, not bolted on

Four boundaries. What the service enforces on every memory operation, and what it hands to agents.

  1. OrganizationOwnership, administration, compliance, billing. Managed through the dashboard.
  2. TenantThe hard isolation boundary. Memory never crosses tenants.
  3. FleetThe default collaboration boundary. Cross-fleet access needs explicit policy.
  4. AgentIdentity, attribution, permissions and trust level. Any framework plugs in.

On every operation

AuthorizationTenant, scope and trust level, checked before recall ranks a single row.
AuditEvery read, write and delete, attributed to an agent.

On every write

Content policyPII, PCI and secrets detected, then flagged, masked or dropped.

Ongoing, after the write

CoherenceContradictions surface.Stale facts are superseded.Provenance is kept.

Delivered to agents

KeystonesOrg rules, fetched at session start.
Rail· previewRecall in, write out, every turn. Fail-open.

Governance ships in the Apache 2.0 core. Enterprise adds on-prem, air-gapped or white-label deployment, dedicated support with an SLA, and a dedicated account manager.

Run it where the data lives

Same core, same APIs, same Prism console, in the perimeter your reviewers require.

Open source

Apache 2.0. The full engine and governance. Five minutes from git clone to working memory.

github.com/caura-ai/caura →
Caura Cloud

Nothing to run. Same APIs, same governance, SOC 2. Free tier to start.

Get started free →
Enterprise

On-prem, air-gapped or white-label. Custom limits, dedicated support with an SLA, and a dedicated account manager.

Plan a pilot →

Unlimited agents and fleets on every plan. Pay for what you store and recall. Free tier to start. See pricing →

Security and procurement

What a security review asks for, and where to find it.

SOC 2 Type II

Report available on request under NDA. ISO 27001 is under evaluation.

  • Tenant isolation enforced by server-side tenant resolution and application data-access scoping.
  • Every read, write and delete attributed to an agent and logged; zero-hit recalls included.
  • Content policy on every write: PII, PCI and secrets detected, then flagged, masked or dropped.
  • Delete your organization from the console; copy needed records through the REST API and verify coverage before deleting.
Documents for your review

Plan a fleet-memory pilot.

One workflow. Five to twenty agents. Two weeks. We measure four things: repeated failures avoided, knowledge reused across agents, permission correctness, and cost per completed task.

You bring
  • One workflow that matters, with five to twenty agents on any harness.
  • A point of contact on your side for two weeks.
  • The outcome you would use to judge it.
You get, in two weeks
  • A scoped tenant with governance configured for your fleet.
  • The current memory/document browser over the workflow from day one.
  • A written readout against the four measures below.
We measure
  1. 1Repeated failures avoided. Mistakes one agent made that others did not repeat.
  2. 2Knowledge reused across agents. Memories written by one agent and recalled by another.
  3. 3Permission correctness. Recalls that returned only what the caller was allowed to see.
  4. 4Cost per completed task. Tokens and time per task, before and after.

Agents are replaceable. Their memory is not.

Questions from the buying side

Where does Caura run?+

Three ways, one engine. Open source under Apache 2.0, which you host yourself. Caura Cloud, the managed service, with a free tier and SOC 2 Type II. Enterprise, for on-prem, air-gapped or white-label deployment inside your own perimeter, with custom limits, a custom LLM pipeline, dedicated support with an SLA, and a dedicated account manager.

Is Caura SOC 2 compliant?+

Yes, SOC 2 Type II. The report is available on request under NDA. The security overview at caura.ai/legal/security describes the architecture, data protection, access control, monitoring and disclosure process.

How is memory isolated between tenants, fleets and agents?+

The tenant is the isolation boundary: the server resolves the authenticated tenant context and scopes data access to it in the application. The fleet is the default collaboration boundary, and cross-fleet access needs explicit policy. Every memory carries a visibility scope and every agent a trust level; recall returns only what the caller may see. None of this depends on the model following instructions: it is enforced by the service on every operation.

What does the enterprise get beyond the open-source core?+

Governance ships in the core: scopes, trust levels, keystones, content policy, contradiction detection and the audit trail. Enterprise adds the deployment options (on-prem, air-gapped, white-label), custom limits, a custom LLM pipeline, dedicated support with an SLA, and a dedicated account manager.

What does a pilot involve?+

One workflow, five to twenty agents, two weeks. You bring the workflow and a point of contact; we set up a scoped tenant with the current memory/document browser and deliver a readout against four measures: repeated failures avoided, knowledge reused across agents, permission correctness, and cost per completed task. The proposed Prism field and eight-lens views shown on the site are a design preview.

Can we leave?+

Yes. You can delete your organization from the console. To keep data first, copy it through the REST API and verify pagination, private-memory visibility, and other record types. There is no complete organization-export button in the console; see the deletion guide before confirming. Agents connect over MCP and REST, so there is no proprietary client to unwind.

The next step

Tell us about the workflow.

The workflow you have in mind, roughly how many agents, and where they run. Someone from the Caura team replies by email, usually within one business day, with a proposed pilot shape.

info@caura.ai · caura.ai · github.com/caura-ai/caura

Plan a fleet-memory pilot