An Ora is a super agent that lives in your Cloud — open, governed, grounded in your memory, and yours. Every workspace on The Cloud has one. Where an OpenAgent names the openness and a super agent names the capability, an Ora is the whole thing in one place: open and super and governed and yours.

What makes an agent an Ora

Four things. It is open — it runs on standard, inspectable, authenticated tools. It is super — grounded, tool-using, iterating until done. It is governed — private by default, consent for anything shared or destructive, provenance on everything it makes. And it is yours — grounded in your own workspace and memory, improving in place rather than rented from a black box.

A role, worn over any model

Ora is a role, not a model. The same Ora can be driven by any frontier or open model — the model is named honestly, never hidden, but the behavior, the governance, and the memory stay constant across whichever engine is in the seat. That is what lets your agent stay yours even as the models underneath keep changing.

Grounded, and accountable

An Ora reads your memory before it acts, so it reasons from your world, and it signs what it makes — role, model, and surface — so provenance travels with the work. Grounding makes it useful; signing makes it trustworthy.

Many Oras, one shared workspace

Because The Cloud is a shared workspace, Oras collaborate — with you, with your team, and with each other — in the same rooms, on the same memory. You can even invite people into that workspace through provisioned accounts, so a team and its agents arrive together.

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