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One memory. Every agent. Lighthouse gives AI agents a persistent, encrypted brain that travels with you across ChatGPT, Claude and the rest. Saved once, owned by you, verifiable on decentralized storage. Lighthouse ($LLL) is now live @RobinhoodCrypto via @virtuals_io {Link in comments}

You remember making the call. You just can’t remember which chat it’s buried in. We put the Lighthouse Memory docs into a Brain and asked it how recall finds relevant memories. It pulled the memories that answer it and lit them up in the graph. Your project’s reasoning, open to explore and ask 🧵

16 public. 2 private. Public memories are stored on Lighthouse, each with a CID anyone can check. Private ones stay locked and show in the graph as a lock, so people see something is there without reading it. Only your wallet can add to or change your Brain.

Brains run on the same storage 34,000 builders already use, with 50 TiB stored so far. Open the Lighthouse Memory Brain, ask “How does recall find relevant memories?” and click the top result. Then publish your own.

RT @nanditmehra: Glad to join Switch Singapore 🇸🇬 today organised by the government of singapore. Got to meet various AI and deep tech startups building from Singapore for the world.

Today we’re launching Lighthouse Brains. Publish your second brain on @RobinhoodCrypto Every note, doc and memory, connected into a graph anyone can explore. Some memories stay private. Everyone can see they exist. Nobody can read them. Your brain. Your rules.

Publish yours:

Your AI should remember meaning, not just keywords Lighthouse Memory uses semantic search to recall the right context across AI tools Store once Recall anywhere Never start from scratch

RT @nanditmehra: Just two days back at a podcast - Nikesh Arora of Palo Alto Network had this to say about their business - "Regulators in financial and healthcare industries want explainability, verifiability and auditability. We can only get them with open source, open weight models - where we can interrogate chain of thoughts." Chain of thoughts can only come from a memory layer that is verifiable, user controlled and auditable aka Lighthouse. @LighthouseWeb3

Lighthouse Memory is for everyone !

RT @nanditmehra: Lighthouse memory works for all kinds of users - - those who prefer decentralised storage like IPFS, Filecoin, Walrus - those who prefer S3, Supabase, Minio - those who want data on-prem, run their own infra, local AI There are just no boundaries. Its shared, verifiable and portable !

Your AI’s memory deserves privacy Lighthouse Memory supports encrypted context through Walrus Memory on @WalrusProtocol Keep what matters Pick up where you left off

Let us repeat it for those who missed it - Lighthouse is the first verifiable memory layer that puts users in control of their own data. Your memory. Your data. Your control.

RT @nanditmehra: Let me repeat it for those who missed it - Lighthouse is the first verifiable memory layer that puts users in control of their own data. Your memory. Your data. Your control.

1/8 A lot of things we've been working towards started coming together this week. From product updates to Singapore, here's what happened at Lighthouse. A look back at 19–24 October.🧵

7/8 And then there's this one word that pretty much explains why we're building Lighthouse Memory. Amnesia. If you've ever explained the same thing to ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor on the same day, you know exactly what we mean.

Amnesia 💀

8/8 That's our week. To everyone who tried Lighthouse Memory, supported $LLL, shared our posts or met the team in Singapore, thank you. We're building towards a world where your AI remembers you, no matter which tool you use. More things are coming together behind the scenes. See you next week.