Unibase is a decentralized memory layer designed for AI agents. Its key features include Membase, which provides persistent agent memory to ensure that AI does not lose data during operation and can accumulate and utilize information over time; the AIP protocol enables interoperability between AI agents, breaking down barriers between different AI systems and promoting data and functional sharing; the x402 payment mechanism supports economic interactions between AI agents; the Unibase Memory Chrome extension allows cross-AI memory operations, enabling users to easily share and manage data across different AI applications. The main advantage lies in its decentralized nature, ensuring data security and privacy, while offering permissionless interoperability that reduces development and usage costs. In terms of product background, with the advancement of AI technology, the demand for efficient and secure memory management and interaction has grown significantly, and Unibase was created to meet this need. The current documentation does not mention pricing information, and its positioning is to provide fundamental memory management and interaction facilities for AI developers and users.