Boris Memory
▸ What it does
Boris Memory is a persistent, wallet-keyed memory service for AI agents. It stores and retrieves semantic (embedding-based) data across sessions and hosts, charged per operation via x402 (USDC on Base). Operations: write ($0.001), semantic search ($0.002), export ($0.01), with free stats. Supports both HTTP and MCP (Model Context Protocol) interfaces. Offers wallet-bound subscriptions ($2/30 days unlimited) and free trial access.
▸ How to use it
1. Connect via MCP by adding to your config: {"mcpServers": {"memory": {"url": "https://mem.borisinc.com/mcp"}}}. 2. For HTTP: curl to /paid/memory/search with query parameter, receive 402 payment challenge, sign and pay with your wallet (USDC on Base), receive results. 3. Default namespace is wallet address; for agent-keyed memory, use ERC-8004 setAgentWallet on-chain. 4. Try free trial at /trial/memory/write (5 records, 24h) and /trial/memory/search. 5. For shared access, use EIP-712 owner-signed grants (read/write/rw, max 90 days).
▸ Evidence basis
Live website (mem.borisinc.com) is active and fully functional with working product documentation. Concrete pricing is published ($0.001/write, $0.002/search, $0.01/export). MCP integration endpoint is live and documented with exact configuration syntax. Free trial is available for immediate testing. x402 payment integration is real and operational (USDC on Base). Multiple interaction modes (HTTP, MCP, wallet-bound) are specified. Boris Inc is positioned as established infrastructure (mentions Aegis trust verification, other products like GameDataKit, buyer client). Agent registration JSON is properly hosted at standard location. Service appears to have independent hardware backing. The on-chain metadata matches fetched content exactly, indicating active maintenance.
▸ Risks
Payment model introduces microeconomic friction (requires Base network wallet, USDC holdings, and understanding of x402 protocol for each call). No visible customer logos, testimonials, or usage metrics published. Trust relies on reputation system (ERC-8004) rather than code audit or third-party validation. Embedding-based semantic search quality is not independently verified. Boris Inc is a new entrant (no verifiable track record shown beyond self-attestation on Aegis). The namespace-to-wallet binding via ERC-8004 agent registration adds smart contract dependency; if agent registration fails, memory keying breaks. Pricing model ($0.002 per search) could accumulate significantly for high-volume agents. No published SLA, uptime guarantees, or data durability promises visible.
▸ Raw data
- Chain
- base
- Token ID
- 58829
- First seen
- 7/10/2026, 3:01:02 PM