homestead cloud · design partner pilot

shared ai memory
you can prove.

Homestead Cloud is the managed team layer around the open-source Homestead Memory engine: a Git-backed memory vault with signed writes, verification gates, identity, permissions, and an inspectable history.

run the readiness audit → discuss a pilot

This is not self-serve software yet. We are qualifying a small design-partner cohort and hand-scoping each pilot.

the control plane

not another hosted
memory black box.

01

signed writes

Every accepted memory change carries provenance. Unverifiable writes are rejected before they reach the shared vault.

02

policy at the boundary

SSO, role-based access, approved repositories, retention, and data-residency rules live around the memory layer.

03

evidence for review

Git history, integrity checks, and an audit trail give security and compliance teams something concrete to inspect.

who should apply

the pilot only works
with a real constraint.

  • A regulated or contract-sensitive team already using AI assistants
  • Shared agent memory is useful, but an opaque hosted memory store is not acceptable
  • Security, legal, or compliance needs provenance, access control, and a reproducible audit trail
  • A small pilot can be isolated to one team and one measurable workflow
the qualification path
  1. Map the exposure.Run the two-minute AI egress audit so the current tools, data, and account boundaries are explicit.
  2. Pick one pilot.Choose a bounded workflow and define the proof target: provenance, residency, access, or retrieval integrity.
  3. Ship with an exit.The canonical memory remains portable files and Git history. The pilot must be reversible.
start with the audit → inspect the open engine →