Introducing the Open Knowledge Agent For the first time, a community can teach its own agent. Not through prompts or private datasets, but simply by talking to it — by contributing through conversation. Every exchange becomes a lesson the agent learns from, drawing insights from its community. This is the Open Knowledge — a system where collective intelligence becomes tangible, verifiable, and permanent. An Open Knowledge Agent lets token holders publish the lessons it has learned — and shape how it evolves. Holders don’t just interact with the agent, they teach it. Every contribution — a lesson, an insight, a piece of knowledge — is signed by the contributor’s wallet, then validated and stored permanently onchain via Arweave, Filecoin, or IPFS. These lessons become part of the agent’s memory, shared across all instances. Knowledge becomes a networked artifact — cryptographically signed, traceable, and alive. A memecoin can build its own AI companion that evolves with the community’s culture, language, and inside jokes. A DAO can preserve its own governance history in real time. An open education group can build a collective teacher that improves with every lesson added. Each community defines what its agent remembers, and no central authority can rewrite or filter that memory. Because the memory is stored openly — on Arweave, Filecoin, or IPFS — anyone can access it. This means the community isn’t limited to teaching the agent; it can build around it. Read from its memory. Create tools on top of it. Remix it into new applications. The knowledge isn’t locked inside an API — it’s out there, transparent and verifiable. The agent becomes an open foundation, and every holder becomes a potential builder. Open Knowledge will be one of the core creation modes in the app, letting anyone launch an agent that learns collectively, remembers permanently, and belongs to no one — except the people who feed it.