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AI assistants are becoming increasingly capable, but personal context is still fragmented across different tools. Imagine using Claude for research, Codex for development, and ChatGPT for everyday tasks. Wouldn't it be useful if they could access the same approved personal context without requiring users to repeatedly explain themselves? This is one of the ideas behind NEXORA. We're exploring MCP-based integrations with: Permission-controlled access. Granular scopes. Explicit authorization. Token lifecycle management. Audit logging. Human-approved memory. |
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AI assistants are becoming increasingly capable, but personal context is still fragmented across different tools.
Imagine using Claude for research, Codex for development, and ChatGPT for everyday tasks.
Wouldn't it be useful if they could access the same approved personal context without requiring users to repeatedly explain themselves?
This is one of the ideas behind NEXORA.
We're exploring MCP-based integrations with:
Permission-controlled access.
Granular scopes.
Explicit authorization.
Token lifecycle management.
Audit logging.
Human-approved memory.