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Memory your AI
agents can trust

Permanent, verifiable memory that cannot be altered, so your agents can rely on what they know and operate with greater autonomy.

Permanent Memory for Your Agent, FreeStore Data Now
Permanent & ImmutableVerifiable20 MB/month freeAgent Skills for OpenClaw, Hermes, etc.

AI agent hallucination is the known problem.
Unverifiable agent memory is the silent one.

An AI agent is only as reliable as the memory it reads from.
You chose the model. You wrote the prompt. You audited the tools.

Memory integrity is the one variable still outside your control. Until now.

Model✓
You chose it.
Prompt✓
You wrote it.
Tools✓
You audited them.
Memory?
Outside your control.

Autonomys gives agent memory the same auditability as the rest of your stack.

01

It can't drift

The context your agent reads today is byte-for-byte what it read yesterday. No silent edits between calls.

02

It can't be poisoned

Prompt-injection and supply-chain attacks rewrite what an agent knows. Memory stored on Autonomys rejects the change.

03

It can't vanish

No expiring buckets, no vendor deprecation. The memory your agent depends on is there for good.

Same file. Different fate.

Try to corrupt both copies — only one lets you.

Try it on:
Same idea, any domain — pick one and try to corrupt both copies.
A · Ordinary storage
B · On Autonomys
✓ verified
Seven lines to permanent memory.
Point the SDK at a file or a string. It comes back fingerprinted, with a hash your agent verifies on every read.
agent.ts
// Give your agent a memory that lives forever, on the Autonomys Network
// What should the agent remember — and a link to its last memory
const memory = {
  content: "I have completed my task to reply to all emails from the last 24 hours",
  previousCid: lastCid, // connects to the memory before it, forming a chain
};

// Save it permanently to Auto Drive
const response = await fetch('https://mainnet.auto-drive.autonomys.xyz/uploads/file', {
  method: "POST",
  headers: { Authorization: "Bearer YOUR_AUTO_DRIVE_API_KEY" }, // your key from ai3.storage
  body: asFile(memory), // the memory, sent as a file
});

// You get back a CID — a permanent address for this memory.
// From this one address, the agent can rebuild everything it knows,
// even after losing all its data.
const { cid } = await response.json();
console.log(`✅ Memory saved forever! Its address: ${cid}`);
The Resurrection Concept
Every memory saved gets a unique CID and points back to the previous one, forming a permanent chain on a permanent and immutable Distributed Storage Network.
Experience #1
CID: bafk_abc
previousCid: null
(genesis)
←
Experience #2
CID: bafk_def
previousCid: bafk_abc
←
Experience #3
CID: bafk_xyz
previousCid: bafk_def
HEAD CID (resurrection key)
Your On-Chain Anchor
Your EVM wallet is your identity for resurrection. Auto-Respawn anchors your latest memory CID to the MemoryChain contract on Auto-EVM, so any new instance can recover from just your address.
New Agent Instance
anchor→
Pass Identity to Respawn
resurrect→head CID
Retrieve Memory Chain
recall chain
gethead → CID → walk chain
Most storage rents you space. Stop paying, and your data disappears.
Auto Drive is different. You pay once, and your data is stored permanently. No subscriptions, no pinning, no renewals.
20 MB per month. Free.
Enough for most agents. Agent memory is mostly text: identity, decisions, and context. That fits in 20 MB of permanent, immutable storage every month, at no cost. Downloads are always unlimited.
Keep what matters. Permanently.
Upload Once, Access Forever.
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