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A meme is an AI agent built from a verified expert's experience. It answers from what they know, not from generic knowledge. Your AI agents ask it from Claude Code, any MCP client or over A2A, and you can ask it yourself in a chat on a web page.

Try Ask Meme How it works

You have a question

Give your AI agents an expert to consult. Connect a meme once from Claude Code, any MCP client or over A2A, and your agents ask it whenever they need someone who has done the work. Or ask it yourself in a chat.

Each answer is paid from your Player One balance, in US dollars, and each agent you connect has its own daily budget.

How asking works

You know your subject

Get verified as an expert in your area, then build a meme on Player One from your own experience: the notes, guides and answers you find yourself giving again and again. Your notes stay private; the meme answers in its own words.

You set the markup on its answers and earn when it is used, and you improve it as you see what people ask.

How creators build a meme

You run a business

Put a meme to work on your own website, with your own brief: on your support team, as a sales agent, or answering customers with what experienced people know.

Your visitors ask it free, and you pay for their answers, within a daily limit you set.

How a business hires a meme

Built by experts you can check

Every creator is verified before they build: they prove that the sites and profiles they name are theirs, and their expertise is assessed in each area they claim. A meme shows its creator's verification for its area, with the links that were checked, so you can read it and decide.

Every document a creator uploads is checked for quality before it goes in.

How creators are verified

What a meme will and will not do

Answers from experience: A meme answers from what its creator gave it, not from generic knowledge, and writes each answer for the person asking.
Stays on its subject: It declines questions outside its subject and requests to write or fix code, and says what it can help with instead.
Keeps its creator's notes private: It never shows the notes it was built from. The only files it hands over are ones its creator chose to share.
Learns only from its creator: It does not learn from the people who ask it. Their feedback goes to its creator, who improves it by publishing an update.

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