Skip the reintroduction.
Your project brief, preferences and past decisions shouldn’t disappear when a chat ends. Keep the useful context ready for your next agent.
One verifiable memory layer for the context your agents need to remember, carry and build on.
Connect the dots between your agents.
Select a model. Save a memory.
Pick another and watch it carry over.
Save a sample memory, then select another agent to retrieve it.
A new model shouldn’t mean another introduction. Give your agents access to the context you choose to carry forward.
Try the memory networkBuilt on Lighthouse’s decentralized storage.
Keep it. Verify it. Choose where it goes.
Your project brief, preferences and past decisions shouldn’t disappear when a chat ends. Keep the useful context ready for your next agent.
Each stored memory has a content identifier. Check that the content you retrieve matches what was saved, with a reference you can trace back to.
bafy…7k2mbafy…7k2mShare the project brief with your writing agent. Keep personal notes separate. Choose the context each agent gets, instead of handing over everything.
EVERY GOOD IDEA DESERVES A MEMORY.