About timowhite88/farnsworth-syntek
timowhite88/farnsworth-syntek is an MCP server published by timowhite88 in the Automation category: farnsworth SYNTEK — 7-layer recursive agent memory with context branching, holographic recall, and on-chain persistence.
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Install
git clone https://github.com/timowhite88/farnsworth-syntekThis server has no ConduID identity, so agent calls to it are not receipted. Pin the version you install and review the source before granting it credentials.
Tools (10)
syntek_branchCreate parallel context branches
Parameters not published.
syntek_contextGet context snapshot for prompt injection
Parameters not published.
syntek_graphQuery the knowledge graph
Parameters not published.
syntek_identityGet/set core identity (always in context)
Parameters not published.
syntek_learnProcess conversation history into memory
Parameters not published.
syntek_recallSearch memory across all 7 layers (holographic recall)
Parameters not published.
syntek_session_endConsolidate + encrypt + upload memory to chain via DropClaw
Parameters not published.
syntek_statusCheck memory system status
Parameters not published.
syntek_storeStore knowledge — auto-detects the right layer
Parameters not published.
syntek_subscribeCheck subscription status
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README
Farnsworth SYNTEK
7-layer recursive agent memory with context branching, holographic recall, and on-chain persistence.
SYNTEK (Synthetic Yield Network for Token Extraction & Knowledge) gives AI agents persistent, evolving memory that survives across sessions, devices, and time. Memory is encrypted and stored on-chain via DropClaw — files go directly on-chain as Monad calldata.
Quick Start
1. Subscribe
npx farnsworth-syntek setup
Walks you through x402 payment ($100 / 90 days) and securely stores your credentials.
2. Connect to Claude Code
claude mcp add farnsworth-syntek -- npx farnsworth-syntek-mcp
3. Use Memory
Your agent now has 10 MCP tools:
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
syntek_recall |
Search memory across all 7 layers (holographic recall) |
syntek_store |
Store knowledge — auto-detects the right layer |
syntek_learn |
Process conversation history into memory |
syntek_identity |
Get/set core identity (always in context) |
syntek_graph |
Query the knowledge graph |
syntek_branch |
Create parallel context branches |
syntek_context |
Get context snapshot for prompt injection |
syntek_status |
Check memory system status |
syntek_session_end |
Consolidate + encrypt + upload memory to chain via DropClaw |
syntek_subscribe |
Check subscription status |
Architecture
7 Memory Layers:
- L1 Identity — Core traits, always in context
- L2 Active Context — Working memory with branching
- L3 Episodic — Timestamped experiences
- L4 Semantic — Facts and knowledge
- L5 Procedural — How-to patterns
- L6 Graph — Entity relationships with temporal decay
- L7 Synthesis — Cross-domain insights
Key Features:
- Holographic recall (BM25 + vector + graph + recency fusion)
- Context branching (multiverse memory)
- SYNTEK 5-pass knowledge compiler
- Dream consolidation (session-end compression)
- AES-256-GCM encrypted on-chain persistence via DropClaw
- Files go directly on-chain as Monad calldata — Syntek never stores user data
On-Chain Persistence
Syntek uses DropClaw for permanent memory storage on Monad blockchain:
- On session end, memory is consolidated and compressed (dream consolidation)
- Consolidated memory is encrypted client-side (AES-256-GCM) — encryption keys stay with the user
- Encrypted blob is written directly on-chain as Monad calldata via DropClaw
- On next session, memory is loaded from chain and decrypted locally
Syntek subscription includes DropClaw access for Syntek memory uploads — the $30 DropClaw service fee is waived. User still pays Monad gas fees for on-chain storage.
Credentials
Credentials are stored in ~/.farnsworth/vault.enc — encrypted, portable across machines.
npx farnsworth-syntek status # Check subscription
npx farnsworth-syntek revoke # Securely erase credentials
Or use environment variables:
export SYNTEK_API_KEY=farn_...
export SYNTEK_GATEWAY=https://ai.farnsworth.cloud
API Documentation
Full API docs: ai.farnsworth.cloud/memory/skill
Payment
- $100 / 90 days via x402 protocol
- Accepted: SOL, MON (Monad), USDC (Base)
- Includes DropClaw access for Syntek memory uploads (gas only, no $30 service fee)
- Gas fees for on-chain memory sync (per session)
Ecosystem
- Syntek — Agent memory engine ($100/90 days, includes DropClaw for Syntek uploads — gas only)
- DropClaw — Encrypted on-chain storage ($30 + gas, Syntek subscribers pay gas only for Syntek uploads)
- PlanetExpress — Agent marketplace ($30 to list, $15 for Syntek subscribers)
License
Proprietary — Farnsworth Labs. All rights reserved.
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