#ai-memory
7 posts
2026 - September
1 post2026 - July
1 post2026 - June
2 posts2026 - May
3 posts2026 - September
1 postAI-MEMORY 2.0 - The Best Memory System for Agents and Teams
ai-memory hit version 2.0 with the open OKF format, local embeddings on by default, and support for teams working in parallel. I compare it with the competition and show what only ai-memory delivers.
2026 - July
1 postWhat's New in My AI-MEMORY: Switch AI Agents Without Losing the Session
ai-memory run keeps the same programming session while switching among Claude Code, Codex, and other harnesses, with searchable workstreams and integration with ai-jail and ai-usagebar.
2026 - June
2 postsai-memory: long-term memory (Karpathy Wiki) and self-improvement (Hermes) for your projects
ai-memory turns agent sessions into a searchable Markdown wiki with hooks, MCP, and handoffs between tools. A Hermes-inspired loop promotes memories with validation, evidence, and optional review.
ai-memory: Emergent Architecture and Malleable Software
In 24 days, contributors took ai-memory from a personal MVP to a cross-platform, multi-user system. The architecture emerged from use and was only consolidated afterward.
2026 - May
3 postsAkita's AI Tips and Toolkit: ai-jail, ai-memory, ai-usagebar
After more than 600 hours with coding agents, Akita brings together tools like ai-jail, ai-memory, ai-usagebar, and ghpending, and argues for testing, backups, refactoring, and disciplined engineering.
I Built a Memory System for Coding Agents: ai-memory
After finding reindexing, data loss, and broken hooks in agentmemory, Akita built ai-memory in Rust with Markdown, SQLite/FTS5, automatic capture, and agent handoff. It’s still beta.
AI Agent Memory: Karpathy LLM Wiki and agentmemory in Practice
Akita compares compaction in Claude Code, Codex, and opencode, explains Karpathy’s LLM Wiki, then tests agentmemory before dropping it over structural bugs and pointing to ai-memory.