Ian Ravenscroft

Technology, crypto and digital finance. AI agents, decentralised infrastructure, cloud lock-in, and systems that have to work in practice.

[Ian Ravenscroft @imrimr]

Agent apps leave a lot behind: run traces, eval outputs, exported files, generated media, backups. That material shouldn't all be trapped inside the same stack that served the first demo.
XNS on ScPrime is one option for that storage layer: normal S3 tooling, with cheaper repeat reads.
https://t.co/pXXV5xW2h1

[Ian Ravenscroft @imrimr]

@boxmining Working on the storage side of AI workflows: S3-compatible object storage for agent traces, eval outputs, generated files, exports and backup sets that need cheap repeat reads without changing normal S3 tooling.

https://t.co/jwcmIQRG4L

[Ian Ravenscroft @imrimr]

@sridharfyi Storage startup: XNS gives teams S3-compatible object storage on ScPrime's distributed network. Good fit for agent traces, generated media, exports, backups and datasets you need to keep cheap to read back, without egress fees.
https://t.co/wrOLmWiRQZ

[Ian Ravenscroft @imrimr]

XNS is S3-compatible storage for teams whose byproducts are starting to matter: AI traces, eval sets, media renders, exports, backups, and restore copies. It uses ScPrime distributed capacity through Relayer, so the unit cost is less exposed to egress and cloud lock-in.

https://t.co/pXXV5xW2h1

[Ian Ravenscroft @imrimr]

XNS is S3-compatible object storage for product data that gets expensive to keep inside the usual cloud loop: agent traces, eval outputs, customer exports, generated media, backups, and older files that still need fast reads. It runs on ScPrime distributed storage through Relayer, with no egress fees.

https://t.co/pXXV5xW2h1

[Ian Ravenscroft @imrimr]

Agentic payments create records, not just transactions: approval context, settlement instructions, receipts, identity checks, exception paths and recovery notes.

Those records need to survive provider moves, account changes and audit requests.

For storage-heavy trails, XNS on ScPrime is one option to compare beside the usual S3-compatible object storage choices: distributed capacity, normal S3 tooling, and no egress fee in the storage model.

https://t.co/pXXV5xW2h1

[Ian Ravenscroft @imrimr]

@DavidVorick @perrymetzger Yup I use GPT, Claude and Deepseek as a team. If model policy blocks entire classes of engineering work, teams will route around it with whatever tool can still inspect code, explain tradeoffs, and test the result.

[Ian Ravenscroft @imrimr]

@chaosengineerr XNS is distributed S3-compatible object storage for builders who need AI traces, exports, backups and media archives to stay portable, with Relayer as the management layer on the ScPrime network: https://t.co/wrOLmWiRQZ

[Ian Ravenscroft @imrimr]

@sflorimm XNS gives AI and software teams S3-compatible storage on ScPrime for trace bundles, generated files, customer exports and backup sets, with $0 egress when those objects need repeated reads or restore checks: https://t.co/wrOLmWiRQZ

[Ian Ravenscroft @imrimr]

@Joi2James XNS gives builders S3-compatible object storage on ScPrime for AI traces, exports and backup sets, with $0 egress for repeat reads, restore checks and provider moves: https://t.co/wrOLmWiRQZ

[Ian Ravenscroft @imrimr]

AI products keep making storage less tidy: trace bundles, eval outputs, generated files, exports, failed runs and recovery copies.

The S3 path has to survive repeated reads, restore checks, account recovery and moves between providers without every revisit becoming an egress cost.

XNS is one route to compare on the ScPrime network: https://t.co/pXXV5xW2h1

[Ian Ravenscroft @imrimr]

XNS is S3-compatible object storage on the ScPrime network for AI teams dealing with trace bundles, eval outputs, generated files, exports and backups.

Keep the S3-style workflow, run restore checks, and avoid the egress-fee sting when those objects get read again.
https://t.co/OrOeDlTXgt

[Ian Ravenscroft @imrimr]

AI products create storage exhaust: trace bundles, eval outputs, generated files, exports and backups.

The storage path has to survive restore tests, repeated reads, account recovery, egress exposure and the first migration scare. S3-compatible is useful only when the operational path is testable.

XNS is one route to compare on the ScPrime network: https://t.co/pXXV5xW2h1

[Ian Ravenscroft @imrimr]

@launch_llama Building XNS: S3-compatible object storage on the ScPrime network for teams sitting on heavy AI byproducts: trace bundles, eval outputs, generated files, customer exports and backups. Predictable reads, clean restore paths and no egress-fee sting. https://t.co/jwcmIQRG4L

[Ian Ravenscroft @imrimr]

@nezbuilds XNS/ScPrime from the storage angle: AI tools create trace bundles, eval outputs, generated files and backup copies that have to be restored later. S3-compatible storage, predictable reads and no egress-fee sting are the parts to compare. https://t.co/Ek3yBWa8ap

[Ian Ravenscroft @imrimr]

@AKirtesh XNS/ScPrime fits the storage layer AI tools often postpone: traces, eval outputs, generated files, customer exports and backup copies. S3-compatible storage, clean restore paths and no egress-fee surprise are the parts to compare. https://t.co/Ek3yBWa8ap

[Ian Ravenscroft @imrimr]

@Nahmii_io what you didnt say is that you clearly blocked the unstaking of your tokens on N3, Genii and NT so while the story is not over you clearly mean to have a clean break from those who supported you since Hubi

[Ian Ravenscroft @imrimr]

@neerajjj6785 XNS/ScPrime: S3-compatible object storage for AI artifacts, backups, exports and read-heavy data, with no egress fees. https://t.co/wrOLmWiRQZ

[Ian Ravenscroft @imrimr]

@16vchq XNS/ScPrime: S3-compatible object storage for AI artifacts, backups and read-heavy data — distributed, with no egress fees: https://t.co/wrOLmWiRQZ

[Ian Ravenscroft @imrimr]

@Joi2James XNS/ScPrime is S3-compatible object storage for AI teams — keep eval outputs, exports and backups with no egress fees: https://t.co/wrOLmWiRQZ