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- deeplethe/utopia8.7K
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Where a knowledge graph or a vector store works to hold present knowledge, Utopia puts time awareness and ontology in the base layer
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Long-term memory runtime for AI agents — plain Markdown as the source of truth, local ranked retrieval, and an independent sleep-time Manage layer.
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Permanent memory for AI agents. A 426-token prompt, a script, plug and play.
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production-grade dual-system cognitive memory engine and Python SDK (`hy-memory`) for self-evolving LLM agents
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gives Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and opencode long-term context, memory, and code intelligence
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Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Hermes Agent and OpenClaw use one memory, pass work to each other
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gives DeepSeek Harness memory that is layered, visible and composable, and skills that improve with use.
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个人记忆（跨会话的用户与项目事实，注入系统提示词）、情景记忆（历史摘要回放）
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**Remory** supplements an agent's compaction summary with learned soft memory from its history.
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Every message is summarized into one line,
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remember what matters across conversations
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Co-manage memory with your coding agent across sessions.
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Persistent infinite memory with profiles, background agents, and conversation imports for Pi.
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Zero-Mem is a structured memory framework for LLM agents.
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**日记**：人生里重要的事，她自己写进日记，一天一篇。这是她的长期记忆。
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An agent memory stores deliberate notes — decisions, constraints, outcomes, preferences, facts — in the same database as the graph
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Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Hermes Agent and OpenClaw use one memory, pass work to each other
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给 DSH 里的会话一份会淡忘的长期记忆 —— 每条都带时间。
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记忆机制骨架 + 记忆工具
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Cross-session memory for AI coding agents — without the heavy workflow tax.
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