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Connections

Let an AI app on this computer read your approved Passport while you chat, through a small local program (an MCP server) that only reads.

For desktop and terminal apps on this computer

Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and the ChatGPT desktop app, Gemini CLI and VS Code can start a local connection. ChatGPT and Claude in a web browser, the Gemini app and phone apps only accept remote connections, which Mitigate AI doesn’t offer yet — use Export for those.

Your connections

What you allowed each app to read. The app sees a snapshot: export the file again to update it.

Connect an app

Choose the app and what it may read. You can revoke it at any time.

App

The bridge checks the date on every request, by this computer’s clock.

What the app may read

Past events and source quotes are off by default: they’re more personal and rarely needed.

Facts about you, such as your role, where you work or live, and your background.

Tone, length and format you prefer, and corrections you have made.

Habits and preferences for how an assistant should help you.

Projects you approved, with their goals, tools and status.

Things you are working towards.

Choices you have made, such as tools or approaches you settled on.

What you know well.

Topics you care about.

Things that happened, such as a finished project or a change of job.

Short quotes from your own messages that back each memory. Off by default: quotes can contain more detail than the memory itself.

Health, money, contact details, family and similar topics you approved. Off by default. Passwords, keys and ID numbers are never included, whatever you choose.

Creating it records your choice here. Nothing is sent anywhere.

Suggestions from connected apps

An app can suggest a memory (if you turned that on). Suggestions never change your Passport by themselves.

Choose the suggestions file you set up for a connection (a .jsonl file). Each line is checked; nothing changes your memories until you accept it, and accepted ones still wait for your approval in Review.

How the connection protects you

  • It runs on your computer, opens no network port and sends nothing over the internet itself.
  • It serves only approved memories in the categories you chose. Passwords, keys and ID numbers are never served.
  • The categories, sensitivity and end date come from the configuration you paste, not from the app. An app’s name is never trusted as proof of who it is.
  • Memory text is handed to the AI as information about you, with a notice that it isn’t instructions.