Your memory.
Owned by you.
Start with a name you own.
Connect your wallet and pick one of your ENS names — or register one here, in three steps. Everything the agent learns is written under it, and stays readable if this site disappears tomorrow.
- 1Wallet
- 2Name
- 3Sources
Connect your wallet
Your wallet decides where your memory lives. Nothing is spent to sign in.
Then choose what it may read.
Each source asks for the narrowest read that answers one question, and says what it will never do — before you connect it, not after.
GitHub
Which repositories you contribute to, and what you write them in.
Which repositories you work in. Repository names, languages and how often you contributed over the last 15 days. Private repositories count toward your language, and are never named.
Never — Read your code · Name a private repository · Read issues, pull request bodies or comments · Write anything to GitHub
Wallet on Base
What you hold on Base, and which protocols you use.
What you hold and use on Base. Which assets the wallet holds on Base (ETH and the tokens you hold most of), read through MultiBaas, and which named contracts it calls repeatedly over the last 180 days, from Base Blockscout. Never an amount.
Never — Record a balance or an amount · Name who you sent to or received from · Read unpriced or spam tokens · Sign or send a transaction
Granola
Who you meet with, and which meetings recur.
Who you meet with. Names of people on your meetings, and titles that recur. Never the notes, the summary or the transcript.
Never — Read your meeting notes · Read an AI summary · Read a transcript · Read who attended · Write anything to Granola