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farnsworth-syntek

Seven-layer recursive agent memory with context branching, holographic recall, dream consolidation and on-chain persistence.

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Farnsworth SYNTEK is a persistent, evolvable memory system designed for AI agents, with the full name Synthetic Yield Network for Token Extraction & Knowledge. Its core goal is to allow an agent's memory to persist across sessions, devices, and time, and to achieve persistence through on-chain storage.

In terms of purpose, SYNTEK provides AI agents with a seven-layer recursive memory architecture, enabling agents to organize and recall memories in layers like humans. These seven layers include: L1 identity layer (core traits, always in context), L2 active context layer (branching working memory), L3 episodic layer (timestamped experiences), L4 semantic layer (facts and knowledge), L5 procedural layer (operational patterns), L6 graph layer (entity relationships with time decay), L7 synthesis layer (cross-domain insights).

Main capabilities include: holographic recall, which combines BM25, vectors, graphs, and timeliness for comprehensive retrieval; context branching, i.e. "multiverse memory," allowing switching between different context branches; the SYNTEK five-pass knowledge compiler; dream consolidation, which compresses and consolidates memories at the end of a session; and AES-256-GCM encrypted on-chain persistence implemented through DropClaw. The system provides 10 MCP tools and can be connected to Claude Code for use.

In terms of usage, users must first complete x402 payment ($100/90 days) and securely store credentials. Credentials are stored in ~/.farnsworth/vault.enc, encrypted and portable across machines, and environment variables can also be used. After connecting to Claude Code, the agent can use the 10 MCP tools. The on-chain persistence process is: at the end of a session, memories are consolidated and compressed (dream consolidation), encrypted on the client side (AES-256-GCM, with the key held by the user), and the encrypted data blocks are written directly on-chain via DropClaw as Monad calldata; in the next session, they are loaded from the chain and decrypted locally. Syntek itself does not store user data.

Applicable scenarios are AI agent applications that require long-term memory and continuous evolution across sessions, especially scenarios with requirements for memory persistence, privacy encryption, and on-chain storage.

In terms of limitations and fees: the subscription price is $100/90 days, paid via the x402 protocol, accepting SOL, MON (Monad), USDC (Base). The subscription includes DropClaw access for Syntek memory uploads, waiving the $30 DropClaw service fee, but users still need to pay the gas fees for Monad on-chain storage. DropClaw used separately is $30 plus gas. The PlanetExpress agent marketplace listing fee is $30, and $15 for Syntek subscribers. This software is proprietary to Farnsworth Labs, all rights reserved. Full API documentation is located at ai.farnsworth.cloud/memory/skill.The subscription includes DropClaw access for Syntek memory uploads, waiving the $30 DropClaw service fee, but users still need to pay the gas fees for Monad on-chain storage. DropClaw used separately is $30 plus gas. The PlanetExpress agent marketplace listing fee is $30, and $15 for Syntek subscribers. This software is proprietary to Farnsworth Labs, all rights reserved. Full API documentation is located at ai.farnsworth.cloud/memory/skill.