Secrets the agent never sees
Reference any credential as tramya://. On use, you approve locally and the real value is injected into the subprocess and masked from output, disk and logs.
Local-first secrets vault for AI agents
1Password for your AI coding agents.
Claude Code, Codex and Cursor can use your API keys without ever seeing them. Human-approved, AES-256 encrypted, 100% local by default, with shared memory across every agent.
What Tramya does
Three things, done well.
Shared memory across agents
Switch between Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Gemini CLI without losing decisions, plans or context. Resume and hand off a session mid-task.
Keep data on your machine
Local-first by default. Optional Cloud vault is encrypted on your device before upload; recovery key stays with you.
Integrations
Works with the agents you already use.
Claude Code
Session history, resume across accounts, worktree-aware handoff.
Codex
Track Codex tasks by repo and resume them in another agent.
Cursor
Bring the Cursor thread outside the IDE, share with Claude Code.
Cline
Task memory, usage and cost, project by project.
GitHub Copilot CLI
Copilot CLI history classified by project.
Hermes
Persistent sessions and native resume for Hermes agents.
Pricing
Free to start. Local Lifetime if you never want a subscription.
| Plan | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Free | €0 | Discovery, one device, usage limits |
| Pro annual | €69 / year | Full local use, unlimited projects and agents |
| Cloud annual | €119 / year | Pro + remote continuity and encrypted backup |
| Local Lifetime | €49 (launch) then €69 | No subscription, no Cloud services |
Frequently asked questions
How can an agent use an API key without ever seeing it?
You store the key once in the encrypted vault and reference it as tramya://vault/item/field in your .env. At run time, Tramya asks you to approve the use locally, injects the real value into the subprocess, and masks it in the output. The agent gets a working process, never the key.
Does Tramya replace Claude Code or Codex?
No. Tramya is a memory layer on top of your agents. You keep using Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or ChatGPT; Tramya links them.
Do my conversations leave my machine?
Not by default. Everything stays on your device. The encrypted Cloud vault is opt-in.
Which platforms?
macOS, Windows and Linux. Same local memory shared with the browser extension.
Can I try without a credit card?
Yes. Create a free account, install the companion, connect an agent.