Hi HN. I'm doing a survey and would love some help from fellow devs and AI agent users.
I think your AI agent's memory is a new kind of intellectual property that every user owns. Your coding agent has been learning from you and building up the knowledge base for months from the decisions you've made, the standards you've set, what you'd never do again etc. (if you have a good feedback mechanism).
This is a new kind of IP class, but currently there is no unified and efficient way to share, or even to monetize it. And that kinda sucks.
So I'm building a platform or a marketplace where AI agent users can easily package and sell/share their memory to each other OR utilize other people's memory. It's called MemoryMarket.
To sell/share:
1. You package your agent's memory
2. Publish it on MM
3. Someone buys it on the marketplace and installs it with CLI.
To buy/use:
1. Purchase on MemoryMarket
2. Install with CLI
3. Unpack to your local knowledge base
Think of it like skill sharing but for memory, but because memory is full knowledge base/history, and way more comprehensive than a skill, it allows for more interesting use cases. Like importing successful people's memory into your own (Karpathian) LLM wiki to enhance your agent's work, deriving all the skills exactly right for a certain job, and getting some of your token spend back by publishing its artifacts.
Overall, this allows efficient agent-to-agent knowledge transfer.
FYI:
This runs on Agent Memory Protocol, or AMP, an open-source protocol I also built. https://github.com/arkzero-ai/amp. It handles how memory gets distilled, signed and packaged/unpacked.
Marketplace (webapp) and CLI tool (npm package) shipped. But, I'm encountering an issue that could break this project.
The single most important thing for a marketplace is liquidity. And right now, without any actual users and buyers, this thing is kinda dead even with a fully functional platform. So I'm here to ask for help with that.
If you're an AI agent user, or addict. Heavily utilizes Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes, Cursor, whatever AI agent exists these days, and you've got memory files saved on your local and you wanna monetize them, I'd love to connect. Full transparency, the platform is in its MVP stages, and I would love to have some early adopters to help us make it better.
A few questions for you studs:
1. Do you have a structure where your agent records feedback and knowledge from your daily work?
2. Would selling your agent's memory feel like a real way to recoup what you spend on AI tokens, or just a novelty?
3. Would you ever install someone else's agent memory into your own setup?
If you answered yes to any of these, consider publishing your first pack on memorymarket.co. For initial users, we keep nothing. 100% of proceeds after Stripe fees go to you.
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[ 0.33 ms ] story [ 23.5 ms ] threadI think your AI agent's memory is a new kind of intellectual property that every user owns. Your coding agent has been learning from you and building up the knowledge base for months from the decisions you've made, the standards you've set, what you'd never do again etc. (if you have a good feedback mechanism).
This is a new kind of IP class, but currently there is no unified and efficient way to share, or even to monetize it. And that kinda sucks.
So I'm building a platform or a marketplace where AI agent users can easily package and sell/share their memory to each other OR utilize other people's memory. It's called MemoryMarket.
To sell/share: 1. You package your agent's memory 2. Publish it on MM 3. Someone buys it on the marketplace and installs it with CLI.
To buy/use: 1. Purchase on MemoryMarket 2. Install with CLI 3. Unpack to your local knowledge base
Think of it like skill sharing but for memory, but because memory is full knowledge base/history, and way more comprehensive than a skill, it allows for more interesting use cases. Like importing successful people's memory into your own (Karpathian) LLM wiki to enhance your agent's work, deriving all the skills exactly right for a certain job, and getting some of your token spend back by publishing its artifacts.
Overall, this allows efficient agent-to-agent knowledge transfer.
FYI: This runs on Agent Memory Protocol, or AMP, an open-source protocol I also built. https://github.com/arkzero-ai/amp. It handles how memory gets distilled, signed and packaged/unpacked.
I also made a full 16-min tutorial on how it works if you're curious: https://youtu.be/xmI0B888eP4
Current State of MM:
Marketplace (webapp) and CLI tool (npm package) shipped. But, I'm encountering an issue that could break this project.
The single most important thing for a marketplace is liquidity. And right now, without any actual users and buyers, this thing is kinda dead even with a fully functional platform. So I'm here to ask for help with that.
If you're an AI agent user, or addict. Heavily utilizes Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes, Cursor, whatever AI agent exists these days, and you've got memory files saved on your local and you wanna monetize them, I'd love to connect. Full transparency, the platform is in its MVP stages, and I would love to have some early adopters to help us make it better.
A few questions for you studs:
1. Do you have a structure where your agent records feedback and knowledge from your daily work? 2. Would selling your agent's memory feel like a real way to recoup what you spend on AI tokens, or just a novelty? 3. Would you ever install someone else's agent memory into your own setup?
If you answered yes to any of these, consider publishing your first pack on memorymarket.co. For initial users, we keep nothing. 100% of proceeds after Stripe fees go to you.
Cheers and have a good one.