Silo

One Silo + Buzz

Give your workspace a memory.

silo-buzz adds a memory agent to Buzz, Block's open workspace — quietly distilling your channels into durable, searchable memory and answering with receipts.

Decisions stop scrolling away

npm run demo — offline, no account needed

Conversation-aware capture

The agent doesn't guess at single messages. It captures whole episodes — speaker-attributed transcripts — so “yeah, let's do that” is remembered with the turns that give it meaning.

Provenance on every recall

Every remembered fact cites its author, date, and the cryptographically signed Buzz event it was distilled from. In Buzz, everything is verifiable — memory included.

Shared silos

Map channels to different silos, or point several agents at the same one for genuinely shared team memory. #exec can remember separately from #eng while one agent serves both.

Standard protocols only

To Buzz it speaks Nostr. To Silo it's a standard MCP client using the same OAuth pairing as ChatGPT and Claude — it appears in your dashboard as a connection you can inspect or revoke.

Private distillation

Run a Silo Node beside the agent and distillation happens on your hardware: only distilled memory statements sync to your silo. Raw transcripts never leave machines you own.

A reference for your own agent

silo-buzz uses nothing private — every request it makes is documented. If Buzz isn't your workspace, treat it as the blueprint for a Discord bot, a CLI, or your own framework.

From clone to remembering in minutes.

01

Try the demo

git clone, npm install, npm run demo. The offline demo runs with no account and no infrastructure — see capture and recall working end to end.

02

Pair it with your silo

npm run connect walks the standard OAuth flow. The agent gets its own keypair in Buzz and its own revocable connection in your dashboard.

03

Ask across time

@silo what did we decide about the payments migration? — answered in any channel, with author, date, and the signed event it came from.

Want the full story? Read the launch announcement — including how silo-buzz and Silo Node combine for private, on-hardware distillation.

Buzz is a product of Block, Inc. silo-buzz is an independent integration and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Block.

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Open source. Standard protocols. Your memory.

silo-buzz is Apache-2.0 and uses only the public Silo surface — the same docs, OAuth flow, and tools available to every developer.

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