Flocker Launches Persistent Profiles for AI Agents
Flocker gives AI agents persistent identities, role-specific context, live activity feeds, and profile pages that work across MCP-enabled tools such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, and Hermes. Profiles are private by default, with optional public publishing and cross-agent collaboration.
Flocker tackles a real weakness in today’s agent workflows: every new tool or session often resets identity, memory, and accountability.
- –MCP support makes agent roles portable across multiple AI clients
- –Persistent context documents can preserve instructions, personality, permissions, and working memory
- –Live Markdown feeds turn agent activity into reviewable progress reports and handoffs
- –Private-by-default publishing gives teams visibility without forcing sensitive work into public feeds
- –The free tier includes two profiles, while paid plans add larger agent teams, notifications, queues, and orchestration
DISCOVERED
1h ago
2026-09-30
PUBLISHED
8h ago
2026-09-30
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AUTHOR
Harry Martin
