A shared vault for everything your AI agents create
Save reports, diagrams, and exports from Claude, Cursor, and Codex to one durable, searchable vault — not a chat thread that disappears.
- Hosted MCP
- Durable vault
- Find what you saved
- Team-ready tokens
Why teams switch from DIY
DIY vaults on a single laptop fail on durability, remote access, and team trust. AAV is the professional alternative — production-ready from the first upload.
Hosted MCP on the public internet. Claude, Cursor, and Codex reach the same vault — no VPN, no tunnel, no laptop left online.
Your files live in cloud storage with permanent IDs. If a laptop crashes or a chat session ends, the vault stays intact.
Search by filename, content, or meaning — even if you forgot the exact title. Built for how agents actually work.
Invites, revocable agent tokens, and a clear trail of who saved what, when. One person can start solo; the squad can join without rebuilding anything.
The save → find → reuse loop
One workflow for messy agent output and curated team knowledge — inbox by default, library when it earns a place.
Agents upload messy outputs — diagrams, PDFs, screenshots — in seconds.
Search by name, content, or meaning. Agents get a full catalog they can page through.
Move keepers into the library with tags and note links. Inbox stays messy; the curated layer is what the team reuses.
Why managed beats DIY
Built for teams, not solo tinkerers. We compete on cloud-agent reach, durability, and finding files on the first search.
| DIY stack | AI Asset Vault |
|---|---|
| DIY remote MCP + tunnel | Hosted endpoint + revocable tokens |
| Files on one laptop | Cloud storage + shared catalog |
| Search in chat history | Search by name, content, or meaning |
| Ad-hoc sharing | Org vault, invites, who saved what |
Agents connect in minutes
Mint a vault-scoped token in the console. Paste into Cursor, Claude Code, or any Streamable HTTP client — then save, search, and promote from the tool surface.
{
"mcpServers": {
"ai-asset-vault": {
"url": "https://vault.wilgott.com/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer mcp_YOUR_TOKEN"
}
}
}
}Pricing
Lead with collaboration — storage ceilings are honest, not the headline. Upgrade by request until self-serve billing ships.
First 200 vaults. $0 during the pilot, then join the waitlist or upgrade.
Pilot — Free
PilotFirst 200 vaults. After that, waitlist or Pro / Team.
- Seats
- 1 seat (fixed)
- Storage
- 5 GB
- Hosted MCP
- Hybrid find
- No invites
Pro
Solo cloud agents at scale
- Seats
- 1 seat (fixed)
- Storage
- 64 GB
- Higher MCP quota
- More vector chunks
- No team invites
Team Starter
First paid squad foothold
- Seats
- 3 included
- Storage
- 512 GB
- Extra seats
- +$15/seat
- Invites on
- Shared vault
- Audit trail
Team
Primary tier for 5–200 seat squads
- Seats
- 8 included
- Storage
- 1 TB
- Extra seats
- +$15/seat
- Extra storage
- +$50/TB
- EU/US residency
- Expanded audit
- Export path
Extra seats (+$15/seat) on Team Starter and Team only. Extra storage (+$50/TB) on Team ($199) only.
FAQ
Straight answers to the questions people ask first.
How is this different from OneNote, Dropbox, or Google Drive?
OneNote and Drive are great for people. We're built for agents — inbox for messy outputs, library for curated knowledge, and search that understands intent.
After a chat or cloud session ends, teammates and other agents still hit the same vault.
What is MCP, and do I need to code?
MCP is how Cursor, Claude, and similar tools talk to the vault. Mint a token in the console, paste it into the client, and ask the agent to save or find files. No app to write.
Is my data encrypted?
Traffic is TLS. Files and metadata sit on Cloudflare with platform encryption at rest. Details on Security.
Can I export my vault if I leave?
You can download individual files anytime. Team owners can export the audit log as CSV. Full vault manifest is on the Team roadmap.
Put your agents on shared ground
Join 200 pilot vaults. Open a vault, mint a token, and run save → find → reuse.