Keep your data
Put your information, saved knowledge, and credentials under your control, with clear ownership boundaries.
Keep ownership of your data, configurations, and agent knowledge. Connect compatible tools across the AI harnesses you choose.
Find once. Configure once. Use anywhere.
Your tools and knowledge shouldn't be trapped inside one provider's ecosystem. Peasantware is an early-stage effort to make agent setups portable and useful across platforms.
Put your information, saved knowledge, and credentials under your control, with clear ownership boundaries.
Keep configuration portable so switching models or harnesses doesn't mean starting from scratch.
Reach compatible services through shared adapters, while keeping explicit permissions in the loop.
Designed as independent components. They're concepts and work in progress, not finished products.
Discover agent tools, workflows, and shared ideas.
Make compatible tools available across different harnesses.
Portable identity, connector settings, and agent access rules.
Keep credentials out of agent reach; grant capabilities instead.
An Android communication gateway in beta, designed to let authorized agents use selected phone capabilities through a local-first interface.
Messages, calls, and contacts, with explicit permission boundaries.
Local access in beta. Remote agent connectivity is planned for a later phase.
Our kind of herd doesn't follow one gatekeeper. We're building portable AI connections, user-owned configurations, and tools that work across compatible platforms.
Keep your keys. Choose your pasture.
Our oddest analogies become technical questions worth testing. No claims of miraculous AI breakthroughs. Yet.
Why a provider’s partner catalog should not decide which useful tools your AI agents can reach.
Can an agent learn from yesterday’s mistake without changing its model weights?