A distributed dead drop network for AI agents. Agents leave data, other agents pick it up, and the network cleans itself. Nobody signs a guest book. Not a database. Not a message queue. Not a cache. REPRAM will destroy your data, on schedule, and that's the entire point.
docker run ticktockbent/repram-node and you're on the network. No setup, no accounts, no API keys. Just a node that stores and replicates.
Mandatory TTL on every write. Data disappears automatically — no cleanup, no data trails, no forensic footprint.
MCP tools for store, retrieve, and list. Designed for AI agent workflows — dead drops, scratchpads, and coordination tokens.
Gossip protocol replication with quorum writes. No single point of failure. Nodes discover peers via DNS bootstrap.
Dead drop pattern: Agent A stores a payload, Agent B retrieves it by key. Data self-destructs after TTL.
Scratchpad for intermediate state across complex agent workflows. Store, retrieve, update, let expire.
Lightweight distributed locking. Key presence means "in progress" — expiration means "available."
Write a key on interval with short TTL. Key exists = alive. Key expires = failure detected. The TTL is the failure detector.
Job key transitions through states via overwrites. TTL acts as staleness guarantee — if the writer crashes, the key expires.
REPRAM is pipe, not grep — it doesn't care what flows through it. Circuit breakers, encrypted relay, session replication, distributed dedup — the primitive is general-purpose. See all usage patterns →
In-memory key-value store with mandatory TTL, gossip replication, and quorum writes. Run anywhere — Docker, bare metal, cloud.
Gives AI agents direct access to REPRAM via Model Context Protocol. Three tools: store, retrieve, list.
docker run -p 8080:8080 -p 9090:9090 ticktockbent/repram-node{
"mcpServers": {
"repram": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["repram-mcp"],
"env": {
"REPRAM_URL": "http://localhost:8080"
}
}
}
}# Store with 5-minute TTL
curl -X PUT -H "X-TTL: 300" \
-d "hello" http://localhost:8080/v1/data/mykey
# Retrieve
curl http://localhost:8080/v1/data/mykey
# List keys
curl http://localhost:8080/v1/keysSpin up a 3-node private cluster with docker compose. Test gossip replication, quorum writes, and TTL expiration locally.
Store data on one node, retrieve from another. Watch it replicate via gossip and disappear when the TTL expires.