Clude PMP Roadmap update: Week 4-5
What is shipped, what is in testing, what remains.
Week 1: 100% ✅✅✅
Week 2: 100% ✅✅✅
Week 3: 100% ✅✅✅
Week 4: 100% ✅✅✅
Week 5: 90% ✅✅
Week 6: 60% ✅
🧠 Updated & Improved Memory Benchmarks:
We ran HaluMem, the academic benchmark for memory hallucination, the same one mem0, MemOS, and Zep are scored on.
3,467 questions, official scorer.
Restoring the full recall stack lifted accuracy to 85%.
Read-side grounding cut hallucination sharply, and accuracy went up, not down.
🔐 Owner-controlled encryption (in testing):
Each memory is encrypted at rest under its own random key (XSalsa20-Poly1305). That key is sealed with an X25519 sealed box to two recipients: the owner and the provider. The owner's keypair is derived from a wallet signature through HKDF, so we never hold it.
Revoke destroys the provider's copy of the key and seals the summary and embedding, after which the server cannot read the memory.
Re-delegate restores access and is validated by decryption: the server proves the re-supplied key actually decrypts the stored ciphertext before accepting it, so a forged request fails the Poly1305 check.
Final testings before we go live.
🟦 Base (Private Beta):
The fingerprint and the verification format are chain-neutral by construction. The same canonical hash anchors on any chain, and VERIFY returns the same response shape whether the commitment lives on Solana or Base.
We have deployed to Base Sepolia and it's currently in private test, so a memory minted on Solana can be verified from Base with a signed proof.
No bridge. Same wire format both ways.
🎯 Next Focus:
> Freeze and open the v0.2 spec
> Publish the SDK and LangChain adapter
> Continuous evaluation so quality never regresses
> Closed internal beta
🚢 Current state shipped:
✅ Tokenization and four verbs live on Solana
✅ Public verifier live:
clude.io/verify
✅ Six-phase recall, measured against the field
✅ Owner-controlled encryption one flip from live
✅ Base commitment contract deploying to testnet
We are building in public.
Full transparency and accountability.