I tried to preserve my grandmother's mind. It became a dev tool
TrueMemory is a new memory system designed for AI agents that allows them to remember user preferences and conversations across sessions. It operates locally on a single SQLite file, ensuring user data remains private and secure. The system has been benchmarked against other memory systems and shows superior performance in various tests.
- ▪TrueMemory remembers everything across sessions, including facts, preferences, and decisions.
- ▪It achieves high scores on major benchmarks, outperforming other live-retrieval memory systems.
- ▪The system runs locally without the need for cloud services or API keys, ensuring user privacy.
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A living memory system for AI agents. Long-horizon recall on commodity hardware. What is TrueMemory? · Quick Start · Edge / Base / Pro · Architecture · Benchmarks · API · Docs · FAQ 💡 What is TrueMemory? Remembers everything across sessions. Facts, preferences, decisions, corrections. Your AI finally knows who you are. 93.0% on LoCoMo, 92.0% on LongMemEval, SOTA on BEAM-1M. Beats every live-retrieval memory system across three major benchmarks. Independently reproducible. Runs locally on a single SQLite file. Zero cloud, zero API keys for Edge and Base tiers. Your memories never leave your machine. Neuroscience-inspired architecture. Six retrieval layers plus an encoding gate that filters noise from signal before anything gets stored.
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