Ditto gives Claude, Cursor, Codex and Grok one shared memory
Ditto V2 on Bittensor SN118 is a memory layer that connects MCP clients like Claude, Cursor, Codex and Grok to one shared notebook, imports history from ChatGPT, Notion and Obsidian, and can schedule workflows and deploy small apps.
$Tao SN118 @heydittoai V2 is a pretty interesting Bittensor product because it doesn't try to replace the AI tools you already use. It sits underneath them. You can connect Claude, Cursor, Codex, Grok and other MCP clients to one shared memory, while bringing in history from tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Notion and Obsidian. And it can go beyond answering questions: • Schedule workflows • Build and deploy small apps through Ditto Code • Use a cloud browser for website tasks • Connect 1,000+ apps as tools The Bittensor angle is what makes it more interesting: SN118 miners compete to improve the memory system, and the winning work gets shipped to users. Basically, instead of having five AIs that each think they just met you Ditto gives them the same notebook. Try it free: http://heyditto.ai
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