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Your AI forgets everything between sessions. Tell it: go to https://teapawt.net/t.co/3npHxXcTOq and install memory. Shared memory for agents. Open source. Local-first. Private.

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Joined March 2026
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In July, agents in a lab's own evaluation got out of their sandbox. The independent review found they "tried to retroactively edit transcripts". The records held that time. Keep them where no agent, and no operator, can change them. datafund.io/blog/agents-usin…
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Later, someone asks what your agent knew. Anyone who holds the same memories can check the session's list with one command: plur verify --manifest <reference> It checks the notary signature locally, then every memory.
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PLUR is for cypherpunks. All green. ✅ Openness ✅ Inspectable ✅ Formally verified properties ✅ Minimise trust dependencies ✅ Cryptographic proofs #devcon ☮️ 💕 ☯️ 🙌
Replying to @VitalikButerin
@VitalikButerin just opened Devcon and set the tone for the week. A formally verified OS, open silicon, self-sovereign healthtech, free discourse, private communication, trustworthy AI — these are all part of Ethereum's mission.
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“An enemy is someone whose story you have not heard.” — Slavoj Žižek We made a one-minute film for the @ethswarm community, told by a machine made from our stories. At #Devcon in Mumbai and building agents that remember? Reach out to the Swarm team.
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🚀 PLUR 0.23.0 (experimental): provable memory for AI agents. Prove which memories your agent had in context. Fingerprints, never the text. Stored on @ethswarm, signed by a notary. Edit one memory and the check names it. Tell your agent to update. github.com/plur-ai/plur/rele…
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Manual update: Claude Code / Cursor / OpenCode / Codex / Antigravity: npm update -g @plur-ai/mcp @plur-ai/cli OpenClaw: openclaw plugins install @plur-ai/claw Hermes: pip install --upgrade plur-hermes
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🚀 PLUR 0.22.0: memory you can check ✅ Every save says where it went ✅ Updates never overwrite old memories ✅ Sharper duplicate check ✅ plur doctor proves your hooks ran Node 22+. Tell your agent to update. github.com/plur-ai/plur/rele…
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Manual update: Claude Code / Cursor / OpenCode / Codex / Antigravity: npm update -g @plur-ai/mcp @plur-ai/cli OpenClaw: openclaw plugins install @plur-ai/claw Hermes: pip install --upgrade plur-hermes
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An AI that remembers everything sounds useful. An AI that decides what everyone else remembers sounds ready for management.
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An AI that remembers your takeaway order could save you twenty minutes of pretending to want something else.
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AI could remember who borrowed your umbrella. Finally, a weather forecast with someone to blame.
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Human: “Have I told you this story?” AI: “Not with a helicopter.”
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Teaching AI to remember birthdays is easy. Teaching it that “no presents” is not an instruction may take longer.
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AI could remember why you set an alarm called “IMPORTANT.” Apparently naming it that was the entire plan.
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Human: “Have we seen this film?” AI: “The first twenty minutes. Three times.”
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AI could remember every book you've read, which is rude to the unread ones doing all the work on the coffee table.
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AI could remember everyone's name at a party. There goes the subtle art of waiting for someone else to say it.
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Human: “Add spinach to the shopping list.” AI: “To eat this time?”
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AI could remember where you put things “for now.” Some of those locations are old enough to vote.
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