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Introducing Walrus Console. One place to store, organize, and connect the data your AI apps and agents rely on, without managing the underlying infrastructure. → Managed platform for files & agent context → Native MCP + developer API → Private & encrypted by default

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Adeniyi.sui6 days ago

🔥

BLUB6 days ago

W

eazitech6 days ago

Fortunate to have been among the beta testers of this great product ngl that's the first i have seen in Web3 Super Excited about this one

Philose 🦭6 days ago

Nice stuff

StorX - Storage DePIN Powered by XDC5 days ago

AI agents are about to generate a lot of data. The real test of any storage layer isn't the console, it's who holds the data and what happens when its inaccessible drops. Interesting week for the category.

0xSammy5 days ago

Interesting

Jobiak | WID6 days ago

Gud tek 🔥

Chief 🐧6 days ago

@eazitechh Fire 🔥

CK5 days ago

This is very cool

MaxOut.Sui6 days ago

Walrus Cook 💪🔥

Lionhead🦁6 days ago

.@WalrusProtocol Walrus Console looks great. We're building an AI money agent where each user's financial memory is sealed to their own keys with Seal. Can Console uploads use owner-held/Seal keys instead of managed encryption? And is there testnet + a server API?

seridarivus 🇷🇴6 days ago

Agents fail far more often on stale or missing context than on bad reasoning, so a clean data layer is underrated infra.

Hulk6 days ago

Nice 🎉

StakeCraft6 days ago

Walrus Console ships native MCP, so agents get memory without a custom storage layer. Who owns the keys when context is encrypted by default?

安叫兽|Bird🕊️ 🔶 BNB5 days ago

不用自己折腾底层存储这点，对做 AI 应用的人挺省心的。

Kien Trinh5 days ago

Nghe như có thêm một chỗ để cất dữ liệu gọn gàng cho mấy con AI khỏi lộn xộn, mà không phải đụng tới hạ tầng bên dưới hả 😄

Martins6 days ago

🔥

Prajwal⛺5 days ago

@WalrusProtocol Hey team, are we good to expect 2nd airdrop reward in upcoming bull?

Peter Orban6 days ago

One home for files and agent context with native MCP baked in is exactly the plumbing agent builders keep hand-rolling. Love seeing infra get this focused on agents!

Prabahan Kalita5 days ago

Native MCP is the right call. The pain with agent context usually isn't storing it, it's knowing which version the agent saw when it made a bad call. If Console gives you that audit trail, that's the real sell!

AKKI 🧙 |5 days ago

That's very impressive 🔥🔥🔥

Darks1de🔌📺🤖5 days ago

🔥🔥🔥

Lionhead🦁6 days ago

Am on it

Jatin Garg6 days ago

storing data without managing infrastructure makes sense for prototypes, but how does Walrus handle data consistency when an agent needs to roll back a multi-step operation?

Doncurrent6 days ago

Next level shii Cooking 🔥🔥🔥

Whitelist Media5 days ago

We are glad to see you here

Haki5 days ago

walrus console: finally a onestop for Sui devs.

Sam🔸6 days ago

🔥

CLINTON💲6 days ago

This is cool

Grossbel12 🪖 🦭5 days ago

Huge I am testing now

Omega5 days ago

us console?

Macro Bombastic6 days ago

managed infra for agent context is exactly what we needed tbh

Jack LD 🦭/acc5 days ago

This could be a game changer

BIGWILS | web 3 Growth 🚀6 days ago

Walrus console is some next gen

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