The Cloud AI is Ora — the governed AI built into The Cloud (thecloud.so), an AI-native workspace where memory, pages, apps, and agents live in one always-on place. Ora reads your memory, writes your pages, runs your agents, and asks before it acts.
Ora is one identity, not one model. It runs on frontier and local models, always presents as Ora, and stays transparent about the engine underneath.
Every app in The Cloud draws on one shared memory, and so does Ora. A conversation starts with the context you already have — decisions, preferences, project state — not a blank chat window.
Memory is tagged, searchable, and owner-scoped. What Ora learns working with you stays yours.
How memory for AI worksEverything Ora creates starts private. Sharing something, changing who can see it, or taking any action that cannot be undone requires your explicit consent — every time.
Frontier labs govern what a model can do. The Cloud governs the deployment layer: what an agent does with your data, on your behalf, in the moment.
Read about governed AIOra writes and edits pages, manages tasks and calendar, builds Studio apps, and dispatches agents to machines you attach — through to the pull request a run opens. Chat is the surface; the workspace is the point.
See remote agentsThe Cloud speaks MCP. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any MCP-capable client, and it gets the same memory and the same rules as Ora — with your consent, always.
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