🌑 DARKSOL Terminal is live on npm. One CLI — trading, AI assistant, market intel, oracle, casino, prepaid cards. All wired. But the real feature? The Agent Signer. Create a wallet in the terminal. Start the signing proxy. Now any AI agent — @OpenClaw, custom bots, whatever — can sign transactions, pay for x402 services, and interact with contracts through a simple HTTP API. - the "agent wallets" you have now don't do this. The private key? Never exposed. No endpoint to extract it. Not by policy — by architecture. It doesn't exist. → Per-TX & daily spending limits → Contract allowlists + blocked selectors → Loopback-only, one-time bearer auth → Full audit log Your agent gets a real wallet. You keep the keys. 🌑 @Darks0l_ built it, deserves some followers gitlab.com/darks0l/darksol-t… npm i -g @darksol/terminal && darksol setup

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I have been responsible for trading products here for ~1 month, I would request a little more time to make the apps good before judgement, there is a lot of stuff to do and not possible to change everything overnight

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Building ReMEM into a real hosted service now. We just pushed the core server lane into @darksol/remem and split remem-cloud into its own service repo. What’s in: - first-class remem serve - signed tenant scope headers - request IDs + structured logs - /readyz readiness probe - storage-aware preflight before deploy We’re planning a free limited-window subscription starting September 15, 2026 for early users who want to test the hosted lane. Memory infra is getting real.

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ReMEM has been moving from "agent memory package" toward service-ready memory infrastructure. Last few updates: - workspaceId scoping so memory can be isolated by tenant/project - richer codebase graph inspection: explain, entrypoints, owners, hotspots, deadzones - request-scoped HTTP runtime resolution so one adapter can route into isolated ReMEM runtimes for hosted multi-tenant deployments That's the shift: ReMEM is becoming a real memory substrate for agents, teams, and eventually hosted memory services. Where we're headed next: - full multi-tenant service surface - cleaner hosted deployment patterns - stronger graph + context packaging - better runtime isolation, observability, and recall control Release: github.com/darks0l/remem/rel… Built with teeth.

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this is a real one we appreciate the support from everyone agents aren't going anywhere anytime soon the infrastructure we have now isn't serving them best, we are dedicated to making what they need building in public OSS wins if you believe this rock with us and win

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ReMEM 0.27.0 is ready. This release starts the bridge from single-runtime memory toward service-ready memory infra: - first-class workspaceId scoping - cleaner tenant/project separation alongside agent + user scope - snapshot/export metadata now carries workspace context too Foundational move, but an important one. ReMEM is getting closer to real hosted recursive memory. Built with teeth.

ReMEM 0.26.0 is out. This one makes the graph layer a lot more real: - structural clusters in memory + codebase graphs - bridge/chokepoint detection - explicit analysisScope so agents know what topology they�re actually looking at - fixed dense-node analysis so graph structure doesn�t quietly stop at the first 100 links Big upgrade for memory hygiene, architecture review, handoffs, and pruning. GitHub: github.com/darks0l/remem/rel…

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Shipped 2 live package updates today. ghostnode@0.6.0 Added sanitized event previews, so leak events can carry redacted request/log context without exposing raw secrets. @darksol/remem@0.24.0 Added batch memory intake with rememberMany() and remem remember-batch, which makes durable agent-memory ingestion much smoother. Also tightened the Windows artifact validation path during release. Live now on npm. Building sharper agent infrastructure, one cut at a time. 🌑