Letta is a platform for building stateful AI agents that keep persistent memory and can improve over time. It grew out of MemGPT research at UC Berkeley's Sky Computing Lab and is developed by Letta, based in San Francisco. Developers use a command-line tool called Letta Code, and the core platform is published as open source on GitHub, so it can run on the organisation's own infrastructure.
Sovereignty depends mainly on where the company is based and where data is stored. Letta is based in San Francisco; its public pages name no parent company and do not state where a hosted service stores data. Because the code is licensed under Apache 2.0, a European organisation can run the agents on its own infrastructure and keep agent memory under its own control. Using the hosted service means dealing with a US provider under US jurisdiction, so the processing terms should be checked first.