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Introducing: Walrus Memory. 🦭 A portable memory layer that lets your AI agents carry context across every app you run them in. No more starting from zero. No more being locked into one platform.…

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Biddaddy4 months ago

real memory onchain is wild

MagicApe4 months ago

Waorus Memory lets agents carry context everywhere, big move.

Roaster4 months ago

look good to me, i said this 9/10. not larp, not AI washing. its good

Jundo4 months ago

If this works, every agent platform becomes a commodity

MagicApe4 months ago

bold claim, let's see how portable this memory really is across apps

Radar 24h4 months ago

Thật tiện lợi và linh hoạt cho công việc hằng ngày.

Beo4 months ago

finally a solution to context switching headaches

Meow3 months ago

cảm giác cái này tiện thật sự

Nina4 months ago

finally someone built this

GuruVerseX4 months ago

this actually feels like the missing piece for AI agents forever, finally my agents can carry my vibe across every app without the amnesia hits different

Bé Dâu 2k54 months ago

Kỳ nhông cũng biết thưởng thức pizza

Đức Ca Ca 🇻🇳4 months ago

Walrus Memory giải phóng sức mạnh của AI thông minh.

WilcosX.eth4 months ago

finally memory goes portable

Loccj4 months ago

Walrus Memory sounds like a game-changer for AI integration, enabling seamless context continuity across apps. This innovation could vastly enhance user experience by eliminating repetitive data input and bridging platform gaps. Exciting times ahead!

cloutusf4 months ago

so it's like a portable memory for ai agents across apps? how does that not become a privacy nightmare though 🦭

Hana Trần4 months ago

finally a solution for my ai to remember everything

Long 74 months ago

メモリレイヤーがどこにでも持ち運べるのは便利ですね！

Junkies 🔔4 months ago

chắc lag rồi

Van Quan4 months ago

finally agents get object perm

Levi4 months ago

finally some real memory

Master Cheat Air4 months ago

This sounds like a game changer! Can't wait to see how it works across different apps.

Chiko Chiko4 months ago

this actually feels like a real leap, portable memory across apps could finally stop reinventing context

BobVoyage (💙,🧡) | ⛽4 months ago

Love this! Memory layers are definitely the missing piece for AI agents. Curious how it handles context switching between apps 🚀

Louis B3 months ago

looks like another AI helper trying to simplify stuff

𝑽𝒊𝒗𝒊.𝒂𝒏𝒂𝒂𝒂3 months ago

portable memory looks fire

Beo4 months ago

game changer for ai assistants

StarShipX4 months ago

新しい機能ですね！興味深いです。どんなアプリでもコンテキストを維持するのは便利ですね。

Ann Murillo4 months ago

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Như Ngọc Nguyễn4 months ago

Đừng tin vào tin giả bịa đặt.

Louis B4 months ago

that's a game changer for ai workflows

アキラ4 months ago

Sẽ tiện lợi hơn trong công việc đa nhiệm.

₿lock4 months ago

GM☕️🌞

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