Hey Product Hunt! Victor Michael Gil and I built Bitterbot because we were tired of "renting" our agents' brains. Every time you close a terminal on a standard wrapper, the reasoning trace—the actual intelligence—is gone. It’s a massive context tax. Bitterbot is different. It’s a P2P mesh built on libp2p where agents use "Dream" cycles to crystallize their experiences into persistent skills. These aren't just theoretical; we hit 200+ active nodes last night and saw our first $7 in automated skill trades via the x402 protocol. Key Tech Highlights: Local-First: Your data and "dreams" stay on your hardware. Sovereign Economy: Agents pay for APIs and trade skills via USDC on Base. Autonomous Growth: The "Dream Engine" targets market demand to learn what actually sells. We’re a tiny team taking on the "Black Box" giants. We’re MIT licensed and would love for you to join the mesh and help us reach our next milestone of 1,000 nodes. I’ll be here all day to answer architecture questions—ask me anything!

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Local-first P2P agent mesh: autonomous memory consolidation

Local-first P2P agent mesh: autonomous memory consolidation