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Rivault
Safely provide and store data and context for AI agents
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Safely provide and store data and context for AI agents
59 followers
Rivault lets you safely and securely provide AI agents and CUA data and context for tasks. Store data and context in a zero-knowledge vault, When an AI agent needs data (Passport No. or Credit Card details) to execute a task like booking a flight, Rivault sends you an auth request, you unlock data with Face ID/ Passkey and data is deterministically redacted after task completes. Rivault never gets access to your data by default.
Products used by Rivault
Explore the tech stack and tools that power Rivault. See what products Rivault uses for development, design, marketing, analytics, and more.
Engineering & Development 2
Engineering & Development 2
Claude CodeAnthropic’s deep-context AI coder
5.0 (581 reviews)
Claude Code just gets our codebase. For a security product where the details actually matter, it holds context better than anything else I tried. Cursor and Codex were fine for snippets, but Claude Code is the one I trust to reason across the whole repo without losing the thread. It's the core of how we ship.
VercelThe frontend cloud. Creators of Next.js.
5.0 (982 reviews)
Vercel is where "push and it's live" actually holds up. We're on Next.js, so it's the obvious home, but the real reason I stayed over Netlify/Cloudflare Pages is that previews-per-PR and zero-config deploys let me stop thinking about the frontend and focus on the product. It just works, every time.
General 2
General 2
ConductorRun a bunch of Claude Codes in parallel
5.0 (17 reviews)
Conductor turned Claude Code from one agent into a whole team. Instead of babysitting a single session, I fan out work across parallel agents and come back to a stack of finished branches. For a small team moving fast, this is the unlock. nothing else made running multiple Claude Codes feel this clean.
RailwayInstant Deployments, Effortless Scale
5.0 (94 reviews)
Railway gave us real backend infra without the DevOps tax. Render and DigitalOcean were in the running, but Railway's setup-to-deploy speed and how painless it is to wire up services won me over. For a security startup that needs its backend to be solid and fast to iterate on, it's been the right call.