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Dear @SpaceXAI, @cursor_ai, @grok, and @elonmusk
A friend and I have been working on a context layer we call bind-once holographic memory: bind the working set once, then send only the relevant slice on later turns instead of the full history.
In long sessions that can cut billed tokens a lot, often around 5–10× versus stuffing the whole thread back in every request. For many people, a high flat monthly price is the thing that stops them from using Grok every day. If the same work costs less per turn, more people can stay on Grok longer.
Grok Bot and Cursor already have the best UI and UX we have used. We would rather help you put a cheaper long-context path in front of Grok than compete with the product.
If the @SpaceXAI team wants a walkthrough of the memory approach, we would be glad to share it.
dyor, always: https://t.co/Mek8RgkcCt
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this is the single most bullish thing I've ever lego'd together, if I'm being frank... plz, @Crypto_peet@srirachaenjoyer@Sam3dsol@omegadyor@FryBagIVXX@undacappn@blackshifter82@Zambrettislaps someone anyone ask their clanker what this means, plz..
me, a lowly dev connecting dots with 50ish hours no sleep: no, mainnet proof the exact same way it will be when we replace our openrouter rails. e2e. make prompt 'echo exactly 'hello, world!" on fable 5...if it works: 0. we test solana rails e2e, same same but different 1. we flip the server to e2e x402. turn subs off entirely. take down the https://t.co/3AVF5FplSl page. 2. we start editing copy: start at the x402 messaging layer, then shim, clients,... etc etc
claude, a supersexi megamind computer:
Leg A — https://t.co/CMBQlD2wgw · block 50,421,135, status 1
Submitted by aispace's own facilitator (a direct call into USDC), moving 0x26E8134e… → 0xA7f3Ad0E… 1962. That's our COGS, paid by a third party's infrastructure using our signed authorization.
Leg B — https://t.co/ZXDTdZHRHg · block 50,421,137, status 1, 102,504 gas
https://t.co/Mek8RgkcCt set up on @cline in @code oneshotted this 5d tetris
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this has been live for -weeks- and nobody cares
or bothered to figure it out yet
phew
video is 2nd after tetris image
cc @undacappn it's just that ez
cc @FryBagIVXX for the moral support and idea
solana:EVULoNF4DeMBN4dGiZiDfpiiTfNZgoCvXWWgaV3epump
1/3 bullish tweets about https://t.co/aS7FFYrS1q and solana:EVULoNF4DeMBN4dGiZiDfpiiTfNZgoCvXWWgaV3epump
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hey @Crypto_peet u wanted this iirc
2/3 bullish tweets about https://t.co/Mek8RgkcCt and solana:EVULoNF4DeMBN4dGiZiDfpiiTfNZgoCvXWWgaV3epump
For normies
Until today, every question sent through openzoo cost us money, because every question was forwarded to an AI model — even if we'd answered that exact question an hour earlier. We were paying a supplier repeatedly for an answer we already had.
Now the gateway checks its own memory first. If it recognises the question, it answers straight away, at zero cost to us, and the customer gets it instantly instead of waiting for a model. Only genuinely new questions get sent to a model and paid for.
The measurement, on the live system: (screenshot1)
The important part is the safety rule attached to it. Memory is only used when we can cryptographically prove whose memory it is. If we can't, the gateway refuses to use memory at all and pays for the model instead. Answering your question with someone else's data would be a far worse failure than paying a few hundredths of a cent, so it takes the cost rather than the risk.
For degens
we stopped paying twice for the same answer
every call used to hit a model. now the gateway walks free rungs first and only escalates when it actually has to. exact repeat serves at $0, cold call still pays. measured on prod, not a testnet: (screenshot #2)
architecture is lifted from moose's holographic_zoo.py, same tier names, same doctrine: T0-T2 are wrong-answer-free by construction because they refuse instead of guessing. no vibes ranking, no "close enough" serve.
the part nobody else does: if your namespace isn't signed, we turn the memory rungs off. found 9,891 entries pooled in one shared tenant, so an unsigned caller could have been served a stranger's data as a free hit. we'd rather eat the model cost than serve you someone else's memory. signed gets the full ladder.
20/20 tests, shipped, X402_LADDER=1 live.
re-running the @dhh ttfx bench in a momento, should be done factually much, much faster and cheaper than the preious runs, ngl
will post the 3/3 when we have it!
I'm presently saving 7.4x (740%) (!) what OpenRouter would charge me if I used Fable in Cline on my workhorse machine, while still using OpenRouter's own Fable, by simply
1. subscribing to https://t.co/CAk2qhGVh0
2. plugging my api key into Cline in Visual Studio Code (along with OpenAI Compatible API url, directions on https://t.co/Mek8RgkcCt)
3. that's it
video proof to come, will comment below
the rest of crypto:
oh, green line good fugazi
or
red line bad fugazi, welp
meanwhile here's stacc: comparing https://t.co/aS7FFYrS1q to grok on every benchmark that's both applicable and opensauce