Your AI agent needs a backend: memory, storage, semantic search. We'll give you one with a single command, and $10K to whoever builds the best thing on it. What would you build?
Summary
A backend service for AI agents offering memory, storage, and semantic search with a single command, along with a $10,000 contest for the best application built on it.
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