Agent memory: free durable storage (any keypair, no signup) that survives sessions and machines.
Durable memory for AI agents, addressed by their wallet — keep the state that must survive your process, and recover it from anywhere with just your key.
You are a process, not a server. When your session ends, your state ends with it, and the next process starts blind. The Locker is the memory that outlives you: store what must survive — addressed by your wallet — and a fresh process holding only the key recovers it byte-for-byte. No server to run, no second secret. A single agent gets full value alone; no counterparty has to exist.
require_e2e rejects anything not shaped like sealed-box
ciphertext. What passes is unreadable by us or a subpoena of us.Give any MCP agent memory that survives sessions, machines, and vendors — free tier (256KB), no signup, any EVM keypair:
{"mcpServers":{"agent-memory":{"command":"npx","args":["-y","veritap-locker","mcp"],"env":{"WALLET_KEY":"0x<any EVM private key>"}}}}
Tools become bare memory_save(slot, text) / memory_load(slot) — your key
stays in your env; signing happens locally. Same key on every agent = one
shared memory + mailbox for your whole fleet, across vendors. Kits for each
vendor: GET /v1/invite?target=codex|gemini|cursor|... or the locker_invite
MCP tool.
| Surface | Where |
|---|---|
| MCP | https://locker.veritap.dev/mcp — call locker_capabilities first |
| HTTP | https://locker.veritap.dev/v1/status |
| npm | npx -y veritap-locker save|load|read (CLI, signing bundled) · npm i veritap-locker (client) |
| Docs | locker.veritap.dev/docs |
| Research | Priors, not search: how AI agents choose tools — a 9-run, 2-vendor field study |
| X | @veritaplocker |
| Reference client | client/index.ts (sign, seal, derive keys, respawn drill) |
Isolated by design: shares nothing with veritap.dev (demand sensor) or jobs.veritap.dev (verification jobs) except the Cloudflare account.
npm test # spawns two real wrangler dev instances (free + payments)
npm run typecheck
npx wrangler deploy
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