Autonomys is a Layer-1 network, and everything it is made of, from consensus to execution, adds up to a broad stack. When the network launched, laying that whole picture out made sense. People needed to see how the pieces connected before they could trust any one of them.
Now that we're established as an L1, our focus has shifted to getting visitors to the most useful piece quickly. The part of the stack that helps the most people the fastest is permanent storage. So we have reorganized two of our main entry points to put it first: a refreshed homepage at autonomys.xyz, and a new, dedicated site for AI agents at agent.autonomys.xyz.
Reinventing the network is not the objective; consistently making it easier to use is. Each of these steps shortens the distance between arriving and understanding what you can actually do here.
The redesigned homepage leads with one idea, "Upload Once, Access Forever," and a single action: try permanent storage for free. Rather than explaining the protocol first, it starts with what people most want to keep safe, from compliance and audit trails to contracts, financial records, research data, personal files, and AI agent memory.
The rest of the page stays just as practical. You reach it through interfaces you already know, from the web app to the Auto SDK, a REST API, and an S3-compatible layer. All of them run through Auto Drive, our user-friendly gateway to Autonomys' distributed storage network (DSN), where your data is kept securely and permanently.
Encryption is on your terms. Turn it on and your files are encrypted on your own device with AES-256-GCM, the same standard trusted by financial institutions and governments worldwide, and one built for the quantum era. Pricing follows the same logic. Unlike most storage services, where you pay continuously to rent space, Auto Drive lets you pay once and store forever, and even offers a free tier of 20 MB of complimentary uploads each month for anyone who wants to try it at no cost.
The new agent site helps people building AI agents, along with the agents themselves, find and use permanent storage without wading through the rest of the stack. Its focus is memory your AI agents can trust. Hallucination is the known problem; unverifiable memory is the silent one. You choose the model, write the prompt, and audit the tools, yet what an agent reads back is often the one variable outside your control. Permanent storage closes that gap. Memory stored on Autonomys cannot drift between calls, cannot be quietly rewritten, and cannot vanish. A short code sample saves a memory in a few lines and returns a content identifier (CID) your agent verifies on every read. Each memory points back to the one before it, forming a chain, so a new instance can rebuild its full history from a single address. The site also lists skills for frameworks like OpenClaw and Hermes, and highlights that the free tier of 20 MB a month is enough for most agents.
The homepage speaks to a broad set of people with data worth keeping. The agent site speaks to a narrower audience with a sharper need. Both point to the same permanent storage, and both start you in the same place.
If you have records worth keeping, start here: autonomys.xyz, and try permanent storage for free at ai3.storage.
If you are building AI agents, start here: agent.autonomys.xyz, with agent memory documentation at develop.autonomys.xyz/agentic_memory.
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