Walrus Memory makes agent context portable across LLMs
udmrzn · x · 2026-09-28
Walrus Protocol unveiled Walrus Memory: when you swap an agent from one LLM to another, the context it built doesn't follow and the new model starts from zero. Walrus Memory keeps that memory portable across models, so switching LLMs preserves everything the agent has learned.
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