On Thursday, November 2, 2026, @heydittoai will host a live event on Bittensor to introduce their open-source agentic operating system, Ditto, which enhances AI agents with persistent memory and collaborative workspaces. The discussion will delve into the incentive mechanism of SN118, where miners compete based on procedurally generated memory and tool-use benchmarks, while validators ensure every submission is reproducibly evaluated for reward distribution. The event will be held at 9 PM UTC / 5 PM EDT on the Bittensor Discord, hosted by @const_reborn.
Ditto: Ditto, also known as SN118, is developing an open-source agentic operating system built on the Bittensor network to support advanced AI agent functionality. The project focuses on equipping agents with capabilities such as persistent memory, collaborative workspaces, and sustained context across sessions. It is hosting community events to detail its incentive structure involving miners and validators.
Bittensor: Bittensor is a decentralized network designed to coordinate and incentivize machine intelligence contributions through a system of specialized subnets. SN118 Ditto represents one such subnet focused on agentic AI operating systems and related tooling. The network facilitates community discussions via its Discord for projects building on its infrastructure.
const_reborn: const_reborn serves as a host and collaborator for the Ditto project on Bittensor, organizing sessions to examine subnet-specific developments. They partner with the Ditto team to cover topics including incentive designs for participants. The upcoming event is led by const_reborn on the Bittensor Discord platform.
Product: Ditto provides an open-source agentic operating system on Bittensor that enables persistent memory and collaborative workspaces for AI agents.
Incentives: Bittensor subnets feature mechanisms where miners compete on procedurally generated benchmarks and validators ensure reproducible evaluations for reward distribution.
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