Ditto turns shared agent memory into a live Bittensor competition
markjeffrey · x · 2026-07-27
On the latest Novelty Search, Ditto co-founder @heydittoai explains how the product gives AI agents a shared memory layer, so users can move between agents without losing accumulated context.
The episode also describes SN118, where that product problem is turned into a live competition: miners improve how agents store and retrieve memory, and every submission is tested against a newly generated synthetic user.
Related event: Ditto Launches Shared Agent Memory and Bittensor Contest(2 posts)→
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