Personal Agent Proxy is an open-source, self-hostable access layer for the accounts your AI agents work with. You connect your services once, give each agent granular permissions, and audit its activity, without copying the contents of your connected services into its database.
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Connect email, calendar and notes once, then give each agent its own login instead of trusting one more company with all of them.
When you move to another agent your connections come with you, like an adapter.
Every request an agent makes is checked against what you allowed and written to a log, allowed or denied.
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