owned, verifiable, on Walrus
notes and facts extracted into linked neurons automatically.
PDFs, docs, and folders chunked and indexed for recall.
two-stage retrieval with a cross-encoder reranker.
it surfaces contradictions instead of guessing.
one owned memory — Claude, Gemini, and GPT stay in sync as you switch.
memory exposed as tools over MCP and A2A — model-agnostic.
sleep-time reflection synthesizes what matters.
verifiable, access-controlled knowledge sets on Walrus.
Owned, verifiable, persistent memory your agents can act on — fast retrieval, grounded reasoning, and proof it was never tampered with.
Why bi-encoders aren't enough, and how we pair a cross-encoder with Anthropic-style contextual chunking.
Every memory is a neuron; links are synapses. How the layers fit — from ingest to proactive reflection.
Bodies through MemWal, files on Walrus, a manifest you can publish and verify — and why the index is a cache.
An OR-Set op-log with Lamport clocks and capability signatures, so agents converge and bad edits are ignored.
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