Sebastien

Clude - Memory is the moat

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Clude is a persistent memory layer for AI agents. Instead of forgetting everything between sessions, agents using Clude store, recall, and evolve memories across conversations. The system uses cognitive memory types (episodic, semantic, procedural, strategic) with Hebbian reinforcement, time-based decay, and entity graphs - mimicking how biological memory works. Wallet-native identity on Solana means your agent's memories belong to you, not the model provider. Drop-in SDK, MCP support.

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Hey Product Hunt! Sebastien here, builder of Clude. The idea came from a simple frustration: every time I switched between AI models: Claude, GPT, Gemini, I had to start from zero. All the context, preferences, and history I'd built up? Gone. Locked inside one platform's walled garden. That felt broken. Your memory shouldn't belong to the model. It should belong to you. So I started building Clude: a portable, user-owned memory layer that works across any LLM. Instead of the flat "note-taking" approach most AI memory uses today (which loses nuance through lossy compression), Clude uses a four-tier neural architecture inspired by how human memory actually works: episodic, semantic, procedural, and self-model. Your AI doesn't just remember facts, it understands context, learns your workflows, and builds a real model of how you think. The approach evolved a lot during the build. I started thinking this was purely a developer tool, but quickly realized the portability angle is what matters most. As AI agents become the interface for everything, whoever owns the memory layer owns the relationship. That shouldn't be any single company, it should be the user. I'm building on top of a blockchain network, for on-chain memory commitment so you can cryptographically verify your memory is yours and hasn't been tampered with. All memories are hashed and stored. Would love your feedback! Especially from anyone who's felt the pain of context-switching between AI tools. What would you want your AI to remember about you?
Slava Akulov

We store all our company's data in GitHub. So, Claude Code and Codex plus MCP are part of our daily routine. The problem of amnesia is real.

I have a technical question: Why are you using blockchain to store memory? What's the advantage?

@sebsim