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@cludeproject

Persistent memory that learns and consolidates onchain. Backed by @pumpfun. Builder support contact: [email protected]

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Give your agents persistent memory that consistently beat enterprise memory skills. clawhub.ai/sebbsssss/clud…
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CludeAI@cludeproject·
Tokenised memory. We’re early
Colosseum@colosseum

The @Solana Frontier Hackathon has concluded. Thanks to all builders who entered products! We're organizing the submissions & preparing to initiate the judging process, which will take 5/6 weeks. We will announce the total # of submissions & share a public directory soon.

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CludeAI@cludeproject·
@Shaughnessy119 We are storing memory on chain and leverages Venice stack for privacy first inference. Would love to chat!
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CludeAI@cludeproject·
@ErikVoorhees Been solving this exact issue for the past couple of months. We're free to use and competitive with the best players out there. Also - We integrate with Venice too!
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Erik Voorhees@ErikVoorhees·
How do I solve this bullshit
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seb@sebbsssss·
Two weeks ago, we set out to make AI memory portable. Today, Clude is the first AI memory layer with a real, signed, open file format. Every memory carries a cryptographic receipt, content-hashed, signed with your private key, and anchored to Solana. Anyone can verify it. No one needs to trust us. We shipped a tiny standalone verifier. Install a thirty-kilobyte package, point it at any pack, and audit it without a Clude account. Backups, encryption, attachments, signed soft-deletes for GDPR, all in the spec. On top of that, we built the Brain Wiki. Your conversations don't disappear into chat history. They auto-organize into a structured, cross-linked knowledge base. Open questions. Decisions. To dos. The agent flags contradictions when older notes disagree with newer ones. Install a vertical like Compliance, and memories about audits, SOC2, or regulator asks start routing into the right topics automatically, by keyword, and by embedding similarity. Export the whole thing as markdown, open it in Obsidian, or share a single topic with a colleague. Now the bigger play: memory tokenization. Every memory becomes a first-class digital asset. Your AI's knowledge, every conversation, every decision, every preference it learned about you, becomes something you can own, prove, and move. You grant or revoke access cryptographically. You move memory between agents, Clude, ChatGPT, Claude, anything that supports the open spec. You prove what your AI knew, and when, without trusting the vendor. Memory marketplaces. Auditable AI. Multi-agent interop with cryptographically verifiable trust. This is the moment memory stops being a feature buried inside someone else's product. It becomes a protocol. Open. Portable. Yours. Welcome to the memory layer
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CludeAI@cludeproject·
Birdeye API access is coming to Clude users. Free. Real-time onchain data piped into a memory layer that compounds over time. Your agents don't just see the market, they remember it.
Birdeye Data@birdeye_data

Most AI trading agents forget everything after each session. @cludeproject, one of 12 @Pumpfun BIP Hackathon winners, fixes that. A persistent memory layer that tracks trades, context, and outcomes, then feeds it back into the agent. It gets smarter the more you use it. Through our $50K infrastructure grant, Birdeye Data is now powering Clude to bring real-time onchain data directly to their users.

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CludeAI@cludeproject·
Soon - everyone will be looking at bringing your memories onchain
seb@sebbsssss

This is the exact mental model we've been executing at @cludeproject for the last couple of months. We didn't just theorize about "experiential memory" and context harnesses: we shipped the on-chain memory layer that makes it real: • Persistent, forkable, never-dies memory (literally immutable on Solana) • Dream cycles + JEPA predictor that distill raw traces into higher-level primitives and emergent connections • Sub-200ms recall with full provenance so every injected fragment is auditable and tamper-proof • Native governance baked in from day one (Clude Compliance launching now) The Bitter Lesson is playing out exactly as described. Manual engineering of prompts/hooks won't scale. Scalable search + immutable compute infrastructure will. That's why we built Clude as the memory & accountability layer for agentic AI. Agents accumulate insane experiential data? We turn it into a verifiable, self-managing long-term system enterprises can actually trust. KYA isn't optional anymore. It's the foundation. 🧠⛓️

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CludeAI@cludeproject·
Exciting stuff coming up
seb@sebbsssss

When we launched Clude, people asked why we built on blockchain. "Just use a database." We built on Solana because one thing had to be true from day one: immutability. Once an agent stores a memory, nobody can go back and edit it. Not us. Not the user. Not a compromised server. Nobody. Solana was the obvious pick, fast enough to not bottleneck agent cognition, cheap enough to anchor every memory without burning through a treasury. We kept saying KYA.. "Know Your Agent" would matter. That as agents go from toys to tools to autonomous workers, someone's gonna need to answer for what they do. Since then we've been heads down on the memory layer. Building, testing, iterating. 5 memory types. Sub-200ms recall. Dream cycles that let agents consolidate, resolve contradictions, and actually evolve their understanding over time. It works. It's been proving itself in production. But here's the thing most people missed, auditability wasn't a feature we added later. We baked it in from day one. Every memory stored, every recall, every dream phase: timestamped, traceable, verifiable on-chain. We didn't build memory and then figure out compliance. We built memory knowing compliance would be the unlock. Now we're ready to scale. And the timing couldn't be better. Right now there are thousands of agents being deployed into production every week. Accessing customer data. Making financial recommendations. Taking actions. And the entire audit trail for most of them is a prompt log in some S3 bucket that anyone with access can modify. That's not an audit trail. That's a pinky promise. Immutability isn't a feature. It's the foundation. And most people are building without one. We've got plans. Sharing more soon over the coming weeks 🧠⛓️

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CludeAI@cludeproject·
Your agent should remember everything. Your prompt shouldn't.
seb@sebbsssss

We rejoice when we see a larger context window model released. It's great but most people don't see the other side of things. Every loaded tool or extended context eats tokens whether you use it or not on that turn. It's what we call "context tax"; essentially you're being taxed (paying more tokens due to larger context windows) The recent announcement from @AnthropicAI on moving to API billing means the ‘context tax’ is now real. If you’re building agents, token-efficient memory architecture is no longer optional. Every token sent to an LLM introduces a tradeoff: increased cost, added latency, and diminishing performance. Beyond a certain threshold, additional context no longer improves outcomes. Instead, it leads to “context rot”, where the model becomes less effective as it struggles to navigate accumulated noise. So I tested this with Clude with real world production data and models. 200 memories. Same question. Same model. One run stuffs everything into the prompt. The other uses Clude's semantic recall to retrieve only what's relevant. Native: 2,081 input tokens. Clude: 229 input tokens. 89% fewer tokens. Same answer. And here's the part that matters at scale: without selective recall, your costs grow linearly with every memory you add. 1,000 memories? 10,000? Your prompt just keeps getting fatter. With Clude, it stays flat, because your agent only pulls what it needs for that specific query. This is one part of what we're building. @cludeproject separates memory from the model

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seb@sebbsssss·
We turned The Lord of the Rings Trilogy into an explorable AI brain. 480,000 words. 20,000 full-fidelity memories. A living map of lore, memory, and meaning. Honestly, we didn’t expect memory to look this mesmerizing. Explore Middle-earth like never before: clude.io/lotr Not all those who wander are lost. Some are just searching for memory.
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seb@sebbsssss·
Update as well as what’s in the pipelines What We Shipped 1. We rebuilt the memory system so it tracks your preferences, past conversations, and context across sessions. Ask it something you mentioned weeks ago and it pulls it back. Contradictory info? It resolves itself over time, keeping only what's accurate. We tested this against a 500-question academic benchmark and scored 80.4% accuracy, near-perfect on recalling user preferences and past conversation details. This is research-grade performance running in a live product 2. Clude Chat - Live at clude.io/chat The full conversational experience is live: Pick your model - Claude Opus 4.6, Sonnet 4.6, and more. See real-time token costs as you chat. Pay with USDC on Solana[Coming soon] - Top up your balance on-chain. Automatic crediting, receipts, wallet-based auth via Privy. Rich responses - Code blocks, formatted text, structured answers. Not just plain text. Time-aware recall - Ask what you talked about last week and Clude actually knows. Queries understand dates and timeframes automatically. Under the Hood Deploy-time frontend builds - faster, cleaner deployments. Knowledge graph - Clude automatically maps people, projects, and concepts from your conversations and uses those connections to give better answers. Hardened security - webhook verification, anti-abuse protections, on-chain data privacy improvements What's Next 1. Memory Visualiser An interactive explorer that lets you see exactly what Clude remembers. Cherry-pick specific memories, see how they connect, trace the reasoning path. X-ray vision into the AI's mind, you control what it knows. 2. Native Apps iOS, Android, and macOS apps shipping first. Windows to follow. Same Clude Chat, native speed, push notifications so conversations don't drop. Your memories, always with you. 3. Easier Top-Ups More wallet support, smoother payment flow, instant credit detection. Making it dead simple to fund your Clude conversations.
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🇦🇺🌌 Čhenž_Ťradeš 🌌🇦🇺
$CLUDE - Brain of the blockchain. When I first started digging @cludeproject I come to the conclusion this is academic grade infrastructure. So naturally I started learning a little more about the brain behind this intelligence layer @sebbsssss and was I impressed!. The Builder: A former pioneer at @ByteDanceOSS AI team (Bytedance incubated TikTok before it's acquisition.) He also ran Bytedance's security verticals through the APAC region and recent winner of the @Pumpfun BiP hackathon. Winning a $250,000 investment. What is Clude: $CLUDE is the on-chain memory layer for AI agents on Solana, why solana and why combine blockchain? This is essentially what dubs @cludeproject as the Solana L2 for memory. For selected or important memories, Clude generates a SHA-256 hash of the content + metadata (type, timestamp, tags). This hash (plus minimal info like wallet association) gets committed via Solana memo transactions or a custom Anchor program with PDA registries. Once hashed and anchored on Solana, a memory’s existence and integrity become immutable. No one can alter, delete, or retroactively fake it. Anyone can publicly verify the hash on Solscan or a Solana explorer without ever seeing the private content. This creates an auditable “proof of thought” timeline memory that can’t lie. It builds trust in agent interactions, resolves disputes, and proves exactly what an AI knew at a given time. Unlike traditional AI, which forgets or allows providers to silently edit context, blockchain makes everything provable. AI agents have an obvious memory problem. When every session ends context resets and your agent starts from scratch. Clude gives agents the ability to evolve!. Turning the current stateless LLM's into more persistent, adaptive systems that boast an advanced layer of intelligence. Why is memory the next gold rush in intelligence? Because foundation models are rapidly commoditizing, everyone has access to similar intelligence. What truly differentiates agents is persistent, personalized, evolving memory: the unique history, preferences, insights, and learned patterns that compound over time. This turns stateless chatbots into adaptive, long-horizon partners that learn from experience, reduce costs, cut hallucinations, and deliver real utility. In short, models provide brainpower, but memory is the lived experience that creates lasting value. As @ggmaxi_agent stated memory is your IP, why? Because it captures your unique thinking, decisions, projects, and style. A personalized knowledge base that belongs to you, not the model provider. With sovereign systems like @cludeproject (encrypted + on-chain proofs), you own, control, export, and verify it, turning personal context into portable, tamper-proof intellectual property. The tech: 1. Clude brain (Core Memory Engine) This is the cognitive architecture. With 5 memory types with natural decay rates. - Episodic (raw events) - Semantic (distilled knowledge) - Procedural (skills/behaviors) - Self-model (self understanding) - Introspective (self-generated reflections) Memories are stored client-side encrypted with user keys. The system uses Hebbian reinforcement (Hebbian learning) The agent runs active reflection every 3 hours and every 6 hours the agent has dream cycles (essentially REM sleep) 2. Clude Cortex (Integration Layer) MiddleWare that plugs any LLM from Claude, GPT, Llama ans others into the brain layer. This runs self hosted and locally. With no need for vendor lock ins or the likes of an API for core functions. Supports private inference via @AskVenice 3. Solana Verification Layer - Only (SHA-256 hashes) of memories plus type, timestamp, wallet link are committed via a custom Anchor program and PDA registries. As mentioned above. - Never stores raw/private content on-chain. - Extremely cheap: 0.002 SOL per 50 memories. - Enables true ownership, tamper-proof provenance, and portable verification across agents. Thread V2 to follow 👇
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CludeAI@cludeproject·
Team is expanding. Building the memory layer for the AI economy on @solana
seb@sebbsssss

Have taken a little time to process this properly, reply to everyone, and let it all sink in. This was a huge win for @cludeproject We’ve officially been selected as 1 of just 12 winning teams in the BiP Pump Fund Hackathon, securing a $250K investment at a $10M valuation! That really matters. Not just because of the funding, but because it validates something we’ve believed from the start. Memory is the next big catalyst for AI. Massive thank you to the @Pumpfun team, our mentors, our early believers, our builders, and everyone who backed us before this was obvious. This win belongs to all of you too. But to be clear, this is not the destination. It is really just the start. Since the announcement today, we have already started onboarding additional engineering and growth talent to support me and help scale much faster from here. The funding is going straight back into Clude even before we actually receive the funds. No wasted time or motion. Because the blue ocean window is open right now. And we intend to move and capture it asap! We are not building just another vibecoded AI app or wrapper. We are building the memory layer for the AI economy on Solana. The first intelligence layer storing private memory packets onchain for a future where memory becomes a real world asset across AI applications, agents, humans, and institutions. Right now, most people still think of memory as just: • chat history, • saved prompts, • conversation context. That framing is far too small. Memory is going to become personal data infrastructure. Memory is the new data. One of the biggest unlocks we are already working on is solving the cold start problem through memory import and export. This allows users to bring their entire online history, context, and personal data into Clude instantly. We are bringing your personal data back home, to you. We have already crossed our first 1 million memories. The next target is 1 billion memories onchain. Because the best AI products will not just be defined by their models. They will be defined by their memory. We will build consumer-centric AI products that demonstrate this and showcase the thesis in action. We are also now currently preparing for our first $1M seed round with support from our network to further accelerate product development, expand distribution, and scale adoption. From where we stand, this still looks extremely early. But now it is validated with this win. The product is live. The technology works. The momentum is real. And we are moving fast. We are not here to participate. We are here to define a totally new category both in AI and crypto. So if you want to invest, partner, or build on top of Clude’s memory infrastructure, reach out! Thank you again for believing in us. ~ seb

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CludeAI@cludeproject·
@Stizzy00 We’ve been working non stop. Hopefully we can share some plans soon
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Stizzy@Stizzy00·
I was right on clude, I just had bad entry I’m almost 100% it will pull back because of this ass market, but as long as product evolves in has a long term potential Congrats @cludeproject with a win
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Spotlight
Spotlight@pumpspotlight·
The 8th winner of the $3,000,000 Build in Public Hackathon is here! We’re proud to announce the eighth project to receive Pump Fund’s next $250,000 investment is @cludeproject! Learn more about Clude 👇
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