walrus-memory

An AI-native project manager built on Sui — with persistent, on-chain memory for your AI agents.

IdentityForge provides Verifiable Agent Memory using Walrus Protocol and the Sui blockchain. An agent whose durable identity lives in Walrus Memory can be reconstructed on any machine, any deployment, and any LLM from a single Ed25519 delegate key.

⚓ Anchor — the Telegram bot that holds you to your word. Long-term memory on Walrus Memory, powered by Gemini.

A lesson transfers only when domain, threshold, policy version, and scope match exactly — similarity is not permission.

Continuum — one prompt that gives any AI persistent memory via Walrus. Cross-session identity, per-project context, and work handoffs that travel with you across every MCP client.

A Walrus Memory prompt that preserves engineering failures, decisions, and task handoffs across chat sessions.

A handoff is untrusted input: wrong scope, altered payload, expired or unreceipted bundles are refused with reasons.

Evidence-backed decision memory for AI coding agents, verified with 13 MemWal blobs and a 2:55 Walrus Mainnet demo.

Recalled memory cannot become a command, a stale fallback, or a scope escape — every candidate gets an explicit disposition.

A field-service notebook for small businesses where the memory lives on Walrus. Free-form notes in Indonesian or English become structured customer, job and debt lines; balances and reminders are derived on every read, so the same book answers from the web notebook or the Telegram bot. Walrus Session 8 entry.

Vow — a Commitment Steward: adaptive reminder delivery across your connected channels, with memory on Walrus Memory. Walrus Session 8.

AI career workspace that turns a resume into a Career Profile, scores job matches deterministically, and keeps durable encrypted memory on Walrus Mainnet

Every candidate memory is classified before use: hostile, secret-like, stale, and out-of-scope knowledge never enters the working set.

Append-only claims, corrections, and revocations resolve to explainable current truth — never recall order.

A remembered failure blocks the risky action until a committed local check passes — memory alone never authorizes.