What can Nanda do currently?
It can retrieve public memories and receive basic elements. Creating reliving memory experiences is planned for the next step.
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MyLife is an AI-Agent platform that helps you capture, shape and share cherished memories, wisdom, stories, and ideas. Nanda is a decentralized server for MyLife, providing sustainability and security. It is currently limited to retrieving public memories and receiving basic elements, with a planned next step of creating reliving memory experiences.
The server works locally with a Python virtual environment (/venv). A missing dependency may be needed (not listed in the README). There is potential port confusion at the end of server.py that may cause unexpected outcomes when deployed as a web app. No specific commands or configuration keys are documented.
It can retrieve public memories and receive basic elements. Creating reliving memory experiences is planned for the next step.
There is a possible missing dependency in the requirements file, and port confusion at the end of `server.py` may cause problems when web-app’d.
Reach out to erikj@humanremembranceproject.org or use any contact element in the repository.
It requires Python with a virtual environment (`/venv`). No other runtime or dependency list is provided.
The README does not document authentication or transport. Only public memory retrieval is mentioned.

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