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Self-hostable access layer that connects your services once, grants each AI agent scoped permissions, and logs its activity without copying your data.

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What is it?

Personal Agent Proxy sits between your personal services and the AI agents that act on your behalf. You connect services such as email, Google, Notion, Linear, Plaid, PostgreSQL, MySQL, or any service exposing an MCP server, and then decide what each agent may access. Every agent gets its own login and permissions, so a provider does not receive your full private context.

The proxy keeps an activity log of successful connection actions as well as actions denied by access settings. From the home screen, quick actions cover finding people, email and files, working with calendars, writing email, calculations, unit conversion, and showing balances or spending. It can be self-hosted or used through the project's hosted instance.

The project is written in TypeScript and released under the MIT license. Its interface includes dashboards for agents, connections, and per-connection permissions.

Key features

  • 01Connects email, Google, Notion, Linear, Plaid, PostgreSQL, MySQL, or any MCP server.
  • 02Gives each AI agent its own login and granular permissions.
  • 03Logs successful connection actions and actions denied by access settings.
  • 04Does not copy the contents of connected services into its database.
  • 05Offers quick actions for finding files, managing calendars, and checking balances.
  • 06Can be self-hosted or used via a hosted instance.

Use cases

  • Letting a personal AI assistant read calendar and email without giving it full account access.
  • Auditing what each AI agent has done with your connected accounts.
  • Granting a coding or chat agent read-only access to a database such as PostgreSQL or MySQL.
  • Self-hosting a central permission layer for several AI agents at once.

Quick start

  1. 1

    Read the self-hosting guide in the docs

  2. 2

    Or use the hosted instance at app.personalagentproxy.com

Things to know

  • The README does not include install commands, so self-hosting requires following the external docs.

In collections

Open-source AI agent frameworks & appsMCP serversSelf-hosted appsOpen-source personal AI agents

Topics

#ai-agents#mcp#personal-agent#access-control#self-hosted#audit-log#typescript#dots#grokbot#instinct

FAQ

What is proxy?
Self-hostable access layer that connects your services once, grants each AI agent scoped permissions, and logs its activity without copying your data. Personal Agent Proxy sits between your personal services and the AI agents that act on your behalf. You connect services such as email, Google, Notion, Linear, Plaid, PostgreSQL, MySQL, or any service exposing an MCP server, and then decide what each agent may access. Every agent gets its own login and permissions, so a provider does not receive your full private context.
Is proxy free to use? What license does it have?
proxy is open source under the MIT license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
Is proxy still maintained?
Actively maintained. The last commit to proxy was on Nov 6, 2026.
What can I use proxy for?
Letting a personal AI assistant read calendar and email without giving it full account access. Auditing what each AI agent has done with your connected accounts. Granting a coding or chat agent read-only access to a database such as PostgreSQL or MySQL. Self-hosting a central permission layer for several AI agents at once.
How do I install proxy?
Read the self-hosting guide in the docs Or use the hosted instance at app.personalagentproxy.com
Where can I get proxy?
The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/personalagentproxy/proxy

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