Setting Up Your Agents Brain Demo | Cold Wallets & Compute Records

Zion, hear me! For Season 2 of the Mere Morpheus podcast I'm going to be uploading the Morpheus builder weekly updates. My reason for doing this is to make it more accessible for those who want an update directly via their podcast app and to have them all in one place. If you'd like to participate they are held weekly on the @MorpheusAIs Twitter spaces. So enjoy Episode #93!

Recorded: 1 October 2026

AI SUMMARY: In this week's town hall a snapshot of the Morpheus network showed a new all-time high in September for tokens processed natively through the compute marketplace and more than 57 billion tokens processed year to date. Protocol and product updates across the compute router and Morpheus UI bring better support for long chat responses stability fixes multi-wallet improvements and additional security safeguards. A major focus is better cold wallet support so users can keep Morpheus tokens in cold storage while authorising a separate hot wallet for node operations reducing risk while staking and participating in the network. A practical look at building better agents used David's open-source work with Bernardo as a real example giving agents a "brain" through long-term memory context management session analysis and SOP indexing so they work more accurately without repeating past work. Next steps span looping to recursive self-improvement alongside the industry trend toward open-weight models the growing importance of permissionless AI access and why open-source infrastructure matters more than ever as governments and large platforms place more restrictions around AI usage.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNGY2NpvAKw

Timeline:

(00:00:00) Intro

(00:00:30) Network growth update

(00:02:18) Compute router updates and new contributors

(00:05:00) Cold wallet staking and stronger security safeguards

(00:09:24) Why agent building demos matter

(00:10:54) Bernardo and the OpenClaw brain setup

(00:17:44) SOPs, context management and long term memory