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      Gives AI coding agents persistent memory by storing observations, decisions, and learnings in a local SQLite database with vector search, full-text search, and a rules engine.
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      A persistent, trust-scored project memory for AI coding agents, backed by PostgreSQL + pgvector, providing durable memory of architecture decisions, bug patterns, and coding conventions.
      26 npm
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    • A
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      Enables AI coding agents to persist project memory across sessions by compiling decisions, progress, and pitfalls into git-linked, evidence-backed entries. It lets clients add, query, inject, scan for stale, check assertions on, and compute ROI of those memories over stdio.
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