🐉 Wyrm Cloud

Encrypted multi-device sync for the Wyrm MCP server. Free for solo, $0/month forever.

Live at wyrm.ghosts.lk.

Two editions — don't confuse them (constitution Article IX):

• Wyrm Sync — this page. Zero-knowledge, end-to-end encrypted multi-device sync. Your master key never leaves your device; the server stores opaque ciphertext and cannot read your memory.
• Wyrm Cloud (managed memory) — a separate, opt-in, entitlement-gated tier at mcp.wyrm.ghosts.lk for Claude web/phone connectors (remote MCP). Those clients have no local machine or key, so this store is server-readable by design (not E2E) and disclosed as such. It is never created from your Sync/Local data automatically.

What it does

You install wyrm-mcp on your phone, laptop, workstation. Each one has its own local Wyrm database. Without Wyrm Cloud, those databases drift — a quest you closed on your laptop doesn't appear on your phone.

With Wyrm Cloud:

1. You sign in once per device with Google or GitHub
2. Mark rows as cross-project visible (cross_project_visibility = 'org' or 'public')
3. Run wyrm cloud sync — those rows are encrypted client-side, pushed to the cloud, then pulled to your other devices
4. The cloud stores opaque ciphertext only — your encryption key never leaves your devices

What's encrypted

Row type	Synced
Ground truths	✓
Memory artifacts	✓
Quests	✓
Design tokens	✓
Design references	✓
Sessions, hour entries, failure patterns	— (device-local time-series)

Only rows where you explicitly set cross_project_visibility = 'org' or 'public' are pushed. Default is 'within' — local-only.

Quick start

# install the latest stable
npm install -g wyrm-mcp@latest

# sign in (browser flow with Google or GitHub)
wyrm cloud login

# see what's there
wyrm cloud status

# push + pull
wyrm cloud sync

The login flow:

1. CLI prints https://wyrm.ghosts.lk/cli and a short code like ABCD-1234
2. You open the URL on your phone, type the code, sign in
3. CLI polls; completes in seconds

Encryption details

• Algorithm: AES-256-GCM (Cloudflare server cannot decrypt)
• Key: 32 random bytes stored at ~/.wyrm/cloud.key (0600 perms)
• Generated automatically on first wyrm cloud login
• Per-payload envelope: [version:1][iv:12][ciphertext+tag:N+16]
• Tamper detection: GCM auth tag rejects modified ciphertext

You're responsible for backing up ~/.wyrm/cloud.key. Losing it means losing access to your synced data — by design. This is the operator-owns-data guarantee in our constitution.

Architecture

┌──────────────────────────┐                ┌──────────────────────────┐
│ Your machine             │                │ Cloudflare edge          │
│ wyrm-mcp + wyrm CLI      │                │ wyrm.ghosts.lk Worker    │
│ ~/.wyrm/wyrm.db (SQLite) │ HTTPS+Bearer   │                          │
│ ~/.wyrm/cloud.key (0600) │ ──────────►    │ Validates session         │
│                          │                │ Stores ciphertext in R2   │
│ Encrypts BEFORE sending  │                │ Indexes deltas in D1      │
└──────────────────────────┘                └──────────────────────────┘

The cloud server has access to:

• Your email + the OAuth provider (Google or GitHub) you signed in with
• Counts of deltas, devices, storage usage
• Encrypted blob bytes (opaque to the server)

The cloud server does NOT have access to:

• Plaintext memory content
• Your encryption key (~/.wyrm/cloud.key)
• The actual kind, row_id, or payload data inside blobs (well — kind is cleartext for filtering, but the payload contents are encrypted)

Tiers

Tier	Price	Storage	Sync ops	Features
Free	$0	1 GiB	100/day	Up to 50 devices, all features
Pro	$29/mo	10 GiB	unlimited	Higher per-delta cap
Team	$199/mo	100 GiB pooled	unlimited	Org tier — cross-account 'org' sync
Enterprise	$499/mo	unlimited	unlimited	SLA + SOC2 attestation

Paid tiers wire when Stripe is configured server-side. Until then everyone is on Free which covers solo personal use forever.

Web dashboard

wyrm.ghosts.lk/login — same Google/GitHub sign-in, then a web dashboard at /app showing:

• Account email + tier
• Storage usage
• Devices (revoke individual machines)
• Orgs you belong to
• Logout

CLI command reference

wyrm cloud login                  # Google or GitHub OAuth
wyrm cloud logout                 # revoke session both ends
wyrm cloud status                 # account / tier / storage / devices
wyrm cloud devices                # list registered devices
wyrm cloud devices revoke <id>    # revoke a specific device
wyrm cloud sync [--dry-run]       # push + pull encrypted deltas

Config locations:

• ~/.wyrm/cloud.json — session token (HttpOnly-equivalent, 0600)
• ~/.wyrm/cloud.key — AES-256-GCM master key (0600, NEVER shared)
• ~/.wyrm/cloud-cursor.json — last-pulled timestamp per device

Security guarantees

• All HTTP traffic over TLS 1.3 (Cloudflare-enforced)
• 60-second timeout on every CLI request (no hung sessions)
• OAuth login defeats: code-substitution phishing (typed-code), login-CSRF (state-cookie binding), redirect-URI tampering (registered-URI verification)
• Sessions are 256-bit random tokens, 30-day expiry, revocable instantly
• Devices revoked from the dashboard refuse future syncs at the next attempt
• Server-side: every D1 query is tenancy-filtered by account_id from the validated Bearer
• Pentest pass: 50+ adversarial probes across SQL injection, IDOR, oversize payloads, cleartext-payload rejection — all clean

Constitution alignment

Wyrm Cloud is rule I (local-first) compliant: Wyrm runs unchanged without ever logging in. The cloud is purely additive opt-in.

Wyrm Cloud is rule IV (operator owns the data) compliant: AES-256-GCM with operator-held keys, server stores opaque blobs only, full data export via ~/.wyrm/wyrm.db, can be deleted on demand.

Open source

• Server code: github.com/Ghosts-Protocol-Pvt-Ltd/wyrm-cloud
• Spec: dragon-platform/specs/019-wyrm-cloud-sync
• Docs and community: github.com/Ghosts-Protocol-Pvt-Ltd/wyrm-mcp

Cost transparency

Wyrm Cloud runs on Cloudflare's free tier:

• Workers: 100K requests/day free
• D1: 5GB · 5M reads/day · 100K writes/day free
• R2: 10GB storage · $0 egress free

At current scale (single founder + a few testers), monthly cost is $0.00. We'll publish a hosting-cost transparency report once paid tiers exist + traffic warrants it.