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Ditto, the "smart home for your agents," has rolled out three new features aimed at making agent workflows more collaborative and portable across tools.
Users can now claim a Ditto username to share files, while a new public sharing system allows files to be edited and distributed through shareable links.
The release also adds support for connecting OpenClaw and Hermes; frontier MCP connections are already available.
Ditto describes itself as “the smart home for your agents,” a Bittensor-native platform operating as Subnet 118 that gives AI systems a shared place to organize context across threads, files, tools, and workflows. The platform is designed to help agents retain continuity between sessions while integrating with tools like Google Workspace, Claude, Cursor, OpenClaw, and other MCP-connected environments.
More than 920 users have joined the platform, with over 41,000 prompts processed to date.
