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Claude-Mem: Persistent Memory for Claude Code
Chapter 05 Everyday queries: memory search Use natural language to query memory. Claude decides whether local memory needs searching. When it performs a query, the UI shows that the mem-search skill has been triggered. 5.1 Natural-language
GBrain: AI Agent Memory, Knowledge Graphs and Setup
Persistent Agent memory Large context windows and cross-conversation memory gaps Editor's note GBrain stores what Agents have seen, heard and done in a git-readable, database-queryable knowledge graph. Memory becomes a system accessible thr
Mem0: Memory API, Installation and Deployment Guide
Purpose and operation Independent memory API between applications and LLMs Large language models are stateless: each new conversation starts without knowledge of you. Most users supply full history as context to provide memory, but this is
codebase-memory-mcp: Installation and Knowledge Graphs
Tool role Persistent query layer for code structure codebase-memory-mcp is a structural analysis backend for MCP clients. It parses repositories and writes functions, classes, imports, call chains, HTTP routes and cross-service relationship
Yetone's Agent Harness: from community feedback to product decisions and continuous delivery
How agents decide what to build Memory and documents behind product decisions A commenter asked how the agent weighs feature value, competing solutions and product taste. Yetone answered that memory files record his early discussions and br
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