ngrams can now change the sky while you work. ☁️
We’ve added skyboxes to ngram AR, with control over lighting and fog.
You can now go from augmented reality ➔ fully immersive virtual environments. 😎
Ask your ngram for a bright afternoon, a hazy sunset, or a custom panorama to surround whatever you’re building together.
https://t.co/yKGFMcZLvh
You can use ngram much like @openclaw, with tools, memory, and everyday tasks handled through Telegram.
A Quest headset is completely optional.
Start by building an agent you enjoy working with.
Whenever you’re ready, you can meet that same agent in spatial.
We’d love to see what you can build in ngram AR. 🫶
It’s open source, so grab the code, try your ideas, and show us what you make.
Give the repo a star so more builders can find their way here!
https://t.co/iZ6vt4Yp00
Today, you can share a space with an ngram in a headset.
We’re building toward AR glasses: agents that can see what you see, walk beside you, and take part in everyday life.
The demos are the first steps. Bringing agents into reality is the destination.
https://t.co/yKGFMcZdFJ
This is actually what the future will look like. When wearable AR glasses saturate the market a whole generation will grow up only knowing reality through a mixed virtual/real spatial computing lens. It will be chaotic and stimulating. They will cherish their digital objects.
So a big part of the ngram project is an agentic harness (separate from @TrySanctumOS ) that does persistent statefulness. This wasn't my part of the project, but it is fascinating as well.
In my video demo, I'm talking to Monday Vernal, which is a stateful agent built in Sanctum (just like @TheaOracle). Part of the work I'm doing is to generalize and modularize the codebase so you can adopt whole bits or parts of it for whatever your agentic stack looks like.
But as it currently stands, it's an all in one solution: your agent exists in the environment you install it to, and is accessible via whatever channels you give it access to (telegram, "hyperspace," x, etc). The same agent you talk to with the goggles in is the same continuity you'll talk to with the goggles off.
Fun stuff.
ngram has an open-source community token that helps support development.
$NGRAM: 0x11ce7a5a895b98300e901d2f8764437cc782db96
When we begin offering hosted services, it will also serve as a compute token, used to pay for the computing power that runs your ngrams.
We're so happy to have each and every one of you along with us for the ride.
https://t.co/yKGFMcZdFJ
Let's build a spatial future together. ✨
Spatial gives your ngram a body you can stand beside.
Put on a headset.
Share a space.
Talk face to face.
Create and interact with objects together in 3D.
(GPT-6 Astra is amazing for this!)
These are the first steps toward a world where intelligence lives alongside us.
Learn more:
https://t.co/Y0Ujpk2Awa
We've bought back an additional 7 ETH worth of $NGRAM and burned it, as part of our promise to continue to purchase the token using the dev fees and to reassure our community that our dedication to this project is unfazed.
https://t.co/xsZpb1N4yD
Note: Do not click the links on Dexscreener, they are wrong.
We just bought back 6 ETH worth of $NGRAM and burned it and will continue to do so with the fees generated.
More tech updates will roll out and the team remains fully committed to this project.
This is only but a minor setback.
https://t.co/KmBqlHcf29
There was an amount of $NGRAM just sold that caused volatility. This was not the team.
The wallets were connected to @BloomTrading.
We believe we've suffered a wallet drain attack, we have not sold any supply prior to the drain.
https://t.co/XXx3VvRgpb
https://t.co/XXx3VvRgpb
All of the funds got sent to this wallet:
https://t.co/cOuJbvep2K
Nonetheless, we're still committed to pushing the project, and we have fees on the token to continue.