Memforks retweeted
5. Memforks
Git for AI agent memory. A versioned commit graph with branches, forks, merges and time-travel.
@memforks 路 memforks.dev
Memforks retweeted
Crypto gives AI agents a native way to own and move value.
Walrus gives them a native way to own what they learn. 馃Ν
Crypto wasn鈥檛 invented for the age we came from.
When Satoshi launched Bitcoin, we thought we were building a hedge against banks. Digital gold, permissionless money for humans who couldn't access banks.
All true. But the humans found it hard. Keys, custody, UX... none of it felt natural.
Turns out we were building the base layer for something else entirely.
Agents don't struggle with keys, and smart contracts are native to machines. Every UX problem we've spent years trying to solve was a problem because the users hadn't arrived yet.
Now they have. The agentic economy needs money that moves at its speed, and crypto is the only system that does.
Had the greatest time sitting down with @ErikVoorhees a few weeks ago to dig into where crypto fits in the agentic world. As ever, please enjoy!
Memforks retweeted
when a government can force a model offline, you don't control your access to it
someone else decides whether you can access it or not
now imagine losing the context your agents build up every day, the memory they depend on
what's that worth to you?
if that memory sits inside the provider, it's locked in their system, and your access to it is decided by the same people who can pull the model
that's why we built memory.walrus.xyz
your agent's memory is encrypted and stored on @WalrusProtocol, spread across hundreds of nodes no single company owns, and you hold the keys
add it to the agent you're already running. it works with all the ai the tools you already use
Memforks retweeted
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang just said every engineer will manage hundreds of agents
But most people have not even configured one Claude project
You can't run 100 agents if your first one forgets the task after 3 messages
No CS class teaches this
Not harness engineering
Not agent memory
Not project context
Not workflows that remember your work
One builder mapped the whole thing out
Free
Step by step
No experience needed
Bookmark it for the weekend
