Warehousd serves your data to AI agents and apps as context, scoped to the person asking. Anything outside the grants is never retrieved, so it cannot leak. Denied means absent. Apache 2.0, self-hosted, one container and one Postgres.
Hi PH community. I'm excited to launch this project 🎉
warehousd lets a company open its documents and datasets to AI agents without exposing them to the wrong people. You say who can read what, and the broker builds every query from that person's grants. Fields they cannot see are never selected, so they can't show up in an answer, an error, or a log. Denied means absent.
It's going to be the backbone of some of my other projects, and I hope you find it useful too. Free, open source, self-hosted, lightweight. Only one container and one Postgres.
If you want to learn more about how I ended up building warehousd, I wrote a blog post:
Hi PH community. I'm excited to launch this project 🎉
warehousd lets a company open its documents and datasets to AI agents without exposing them to the wrong people. You say who can read what, and the broker builds every query from that person's grants. Fields they cannot see are never selected, so they can't show up in an answer, an error, or a log. Denied means absent.
It's going to be the backbone of some of my other projects, and I hope you find it useful too. Free, open source, self-hosted, lightweight. Only one container and one Postgres.
If you want to learn more about how I ended up building warehousd, I wrote a blog post:
https://thiagoregis.com/blog/karpathys-llm-wiki-doesnt-work-at-work
Would love to hear your thoughts. And if you think it's worth sharing, I'd really appreciate it.