What is walpod___walrus-session-5?

Walpod is a submission for something called the Walrus Session 5: Memory Prompt Jam, which appears to be a competition or workshop event focused on giving AI coding assistants better memory. The core idea, as stated in the README, is that most AI assistants forget everything about a project the moment a session ends, and this project offers a prompt meant to give AI coding assistants real, project aware memory of your code. The README itself is very brief and points readers to several other files in the repository for the actual content rather than explaining everything inline. A file called problem.md is said to contain the full breakdown of the memory problem this project addresses. A file called whatitdoes.md is meant to explain what the project actually does. The centerpiece appears to be prompt.md, described as a full, copy and pasteable system prompt, suggesting the main deliverable here is a prompt you can paste into an AI coding assistant rather than a piece of installable software. The listed technology stack includes Django and HTMX for any web component, the OpenAI API for the AI functionality, and something called memwal along with Walrus Memory running on the Sui blockchain's mainnet, which together seem to provide the actual memory storage layer the prompt relies on. The README also references submission.md and links.md for competition submission details, and links out to a separate GitHub repository for trying the project. Because so much of the actual explanation lives in files not included in this summary, this description covers only what the top level README states directly, and the project is best understood as a prompt engineering submission built around a blockchain based memory backend rather than a traditional standalone application.