Ditto adds a shared memory layer so agents can hand off context cleanly
markjeffrey · x · 2026-07-25
Ditto lets agents share memory so users can switch tools without losing context
A new episode of Novelty Search features @heydittoai describing how Ditto gives AI agents a shared memory layer. The goal is to let users move between agents without losing the knowledge and context they have already built up.
The post also highlights SN118, where memory management is turned into a live competition:
- miners improve how agents store and retrieve memory
- every submission is tested against a newly generated synthetic user
- the setup measures whether memory systems actually help agents preserve useful context
The episode is hosted by @constreborn and @markjeffrey, with the full conversation linked in the first comment.
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