Walrus Memory
What is Walrus Memory?
Portable, permissioned memory layer that lets AI agents keep context across apps and sessions.
Walrus Memory is a portable memory layer for AI agents that lets them keep context and work across apps, runtimes, and sessions instead of resetting every time. Agents integrate via a Python or TypeScript SDK with two calls — remember and recall — while the service handles authentication, encryption, embeddings, and storage on the Walrus verifiable data platform. Memories carry programmable permissions, so users decide how each memory is shared, accessed, and updated, and shared memory spaces let multiple agents coordinate across long-running workflows. Integrates with Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini.
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What does Walrus Memory do?
Portable, permissioned memory layer that lets AI agents keep context across apps and sessions.
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