Clone

Clone is a way to upload your mind to the internet.

It is a living archive of your worldview: your taste, beliefs, instincts, contradictions, knowledge, and unique lens on the world. Instead of building a generic AI assistant, Clone lets people create AI versions of themselves that others can actually interrogate, learn from, and challenge.

A clone can ingest public and private data, including social posts, notes, articles, journals, transcripts, podcasts, and other personal knowledge sources. From that data, Clone builds a structured Brain Map that captures how someone thinks: their personality, background, topic map, beliefs, opinions, reasoning style, vocabulary, blind spots, emotional triggers, and contradictions. The goal is not to make a polished avatar that says nice things. The goal is to preserve the messy, specific, useful shape of a person’s worldview.

Once a clone is created, other people can talk to it. You could ask how a founder thinks about distribution, get feedback from a trader on your own thesis, stress test an idea with someone whose judgment you admire, or explore the worldview of someone you would normally never get access to. Instead of reading someone’s timeline passively, you can query the underlying mind behind it.

Clone also gives each clone an onchain identity. Every clone can claim a username-based ENS subname under proxiagent.eth, such as thecyberverse.proxiagent.eth. The ENS name points to the owner’s wallet and can store brain-derived records like topics, capabilities, description, and agent URL. This makes the clone discoverable and portable instead of locked inside our app.

We also added tokenized access on Base. Clones can have their own token and chat access can be priced around that token, letting creators monetize access to their thinking while still owning the identity of their clone.

Clone is built with Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind, PostgreSQL, Drizzle, Privy, viem, Base, Clanker, Uniswap Trading API, OpenAI embeddings, Anthropic chat models, and ENS.

The app uses Privy for login and embedded wallets. A user creates a clone through the setup wizard, which ingests social/profile data, generates embeddings, builds a structured Brain Map, and stores it in Postgres. The Brain Map includes personality, background, beliefs, opinions, topic map, reasoning style, and vocabulary fingerprint.

For ENS, the app owns proxiagent.eth and programmatically creates subnames like username.proxiagent.eth. It writes resolver records derived from the clone’s Brain Map, sets the ENS address to the user’s Privy wallet, and transfers subname ownership to that wallet. This makes the clone identity portable and inspectable outside the app.

Onchain tokenization uses Base and Clanker so each clone can have its own token. Chat access is priced through the clone’s token economics, with Uniswap used for swap/quote flows. The frontend includes Explore, Dashboard, My Clone, public profile, Brain Map visualization, and chat surfaces.