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+ .venv/
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+ __pycache__/
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+ *.egg-info/
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+ dist/
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+ .pytest_cache/
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+ *.sqlite
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+ *.sqlite-wal
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+ *.sqlite-shm
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+ .omc/
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+ **/results/*/data/
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+ **/results/*/cwd/
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+
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+ # third-party benchmark dataset, fetched by benchmarks/locomo/fetch_dataset.py
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+ benchmarks/locomo/locomo10.json
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+
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+ # the Procedural Graphs paper, cited by ADR 0004 as arXiv:2609.09153
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+ docs/*.pdf
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+
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+ # third-party benchmark datasets, fetched on demand
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+ benchmarks/longmemeval/longmemeval_s*.json
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+
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+ # LaTeX build artifacts (memoose.bbl is kept: arXiv needs it and does not run BibTeX)
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+ paper/*
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+
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+ # this machine's agent tooling, not part of memoose (skill managers, host-scoped installs)
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+ .agents/
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+ .claude/
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+ skills-lock.json
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+ # memoose
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+
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+ A dual-path memory system for proactive agents, packaged as an Agent Plugin (skills plus an MCP server). The deterministic parts of memory management are MCP tools; the judgment that other memory libraries delegate to an LLM is described in skills and done by the Host Model as it calls the tools.
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+
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+ ## Language
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+
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+ ### Actors
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+
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+ **Host**:
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+ The agent client that installs the plugin and runs the conversation, such as Claude Code or Codex.
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+ _Avoid_: Provider, client, harness, IDE
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+
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+ **Host Model**:
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+ The LLM the Host is already running the conversation with. The only model memoose ever uses.
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+ _Avoid_: LLM, provider model, API model, sampling
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+
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+ **Engine**:
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+ The MCP server part of the plugin. It stores, indexes, and retrieves memory. It never calls, prompts, or orchestrates a model.
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+ _Avoid_: Server, backend
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+
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+ ### Memory
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+
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+ **Dataset**:
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+ A named scope that memory belongs to and recall is restricted to. A project directory and a user's global memory are each a Dataset.
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+ _Avoid_: Namespace, collection, workspace
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+
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+ **Ontology**:
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+ The declared entity types and relation types that extracted facts are resolved against.
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+ _Avoid_: Schema, taxonomy, graph model
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+
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+ **Session**:
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+ One conversation's short-lived memory: turns plus typed context entries, distilled into Lessons when the conversation ends.
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+ _Avoid_: Thread, chat, conversation log
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+
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+ **Fact**:
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+ One relation between two entities with a one-sentence description and an evidence pointer. The unit recall returns.
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+ _Avoid_: Triple, edge, triplet, claim
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+
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+ **Evidence**:
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+ Where a Fact comes from, as a pointer a later run can re-check: a file range, URL, issue id, or "user said <date>".
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+ _Avoid_: Source, citation, reference
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+
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+ **Functional Relation**:
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+ A relation name that holds one current value per subject, such as owned_by. A newer Fact supersedes the older one automatically.
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+ _Avoid_: Single-valued, cardinality-one, unique relation
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+
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+ **Superseded**:
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+ The state of a Fact that a newer Fact replaced. It leaves default recall but stays in history.
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+ _Avoid_: Deleted, archived, stale, outdated
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+
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+ **Contradiction**:
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+ Two Facts that cannot both be true of the same subject at the same time, recorded with a reason and a confidence until one supersedes the other.
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+ _Avoid_: Conflict, inconsistency, clash
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+
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+ **Hotspot**:
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+ A subject that holds several values for one relation. A candidate for a Contradiction or a Functional Relation, not yet judged. A Procedure with several Transitions is a branch, never a Hotspot.
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+ _Avoid_: Duplicate, collision
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+
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+ **Lesson**:
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+ A distilled, reusable learning from a Session, stored as an entity linked to what it applies to.
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+ _Avoid_: Insight, takeaway, note, memory
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+
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+ **Bucket**:
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+ A group of entities of one type with a written summary; together the Buckets form the global context of a Dataset.
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+ _Avoid_: Cluster, community, index entry, topic
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+
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+ **Procedure**:
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+ A step an agent takes, stored as an entity: a tool action, a check, or a state of the work. A Fact answers what is; a Procedure and its Transitions answer what to do next.
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+ _Avoid_: Workflow, playbook, recipe, step, skill (a skill is the host's instruction file, not memory)
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+
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+ **Transition**:
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+ A Fact whose source and target are both Procedures. It says the target is admissible after the source, and carries a Condition, an Advice and a Pitfall.
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+ _Avoid_: Edge, next step, arrow, link
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+
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+ **Condition**:
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+ The circumstance under which a Transition applies.
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+ _Avoid_: Precondition, trigger, when-clause
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+
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+ **Advice**:
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+ How to carry out the target Procedure once a Transition is taken.
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+ _Avoid_: Guidance (that is the assembled neighbourhood), instruction, how-to, tip
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+
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+ **Pitfall**:
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+ What went wrong on a Transition before and must be avoided when it is taken again.
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+ _Avoid_: Warning, anti-pattern, gotcha, failure
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+
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+ **Start**:
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+ A Procedure that marks the entry of a chain, so the first Position of a task can be localised and a chain can be built from nothing.
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+ _Avoid_: Root, entry point, begin
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+
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+ **Position**:
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+ The Procedure the agent is at now, declared on a Session turn. The only signal Guidance is keyed on.
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+ _Avoid_: Active node, current step, state, location
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+
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+ **Trace**:
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+ The ordered Positions of one Session, closed by its Outcome. What a later distillation contrasts a failed run against a successful one with.
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+ _Avoid_: Trajectory, history, log, path
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+
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+ **Outcome**:
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+ How a Session ended: succeeded, failed, or abandoned. Declared by the agent when the Session ends.
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+ _Avoid_: Score, result, status, verdict
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+
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+ **Guidance**:
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+ The Transitions two hops out from the agent's Position, put in front of the agent before it acts. The agent decides; Guidance is memory, not an instruction.
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+ _Avoid_: Suggestion, plan, next steps, recommendation
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+
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+ **Dismissal**:
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+ A recorded judgment that a candidate was reviewed and declined, with the reason: a maintenance candidate (a Hotspot, a possible duplicate, a possible connection, an undistilled Session) or a proposed change to a Transition. It removes the candidate from later passes and changes nothing in the graph. Lives in Provenance.
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+ _Avoid_: Rejection, ignore, mute, suppress
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+
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+ **Provenance**:
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+ The append-only ledger of every change to memory: who did what to which entity or Fact, and when.
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+ _Avoid_: Audit log, history table, changelog
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+
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+ ## Code layout
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+
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+ `src/memoose/` is three layers plus two entry points. Nothing imports upward.
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+
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+ `harness/` beside it holds what reaches the Host without code: `skills/`, `hooks/`, `agents/`. The plugin manifest and `memoose install` both read from there.
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+
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+ | Package | Holds | Imports from |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | `store/` | `sqlite_store`, `schema`, `embeddings`, `datasets` (where a Dataset's file lives) | nothing internal |
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+ | `graph/` | `models`, `ids`, `ontology`, `chunking`, `retrieval`, `contradictions`, `memify`, `sessions`, `procedures` | `store/` |
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+ | `engine.py` | the `Engine` facade every surface calls | `graph/`, `store/` |
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+ | `server.py` | MCP tools over `Engine` | `engine`, `graph/` |
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+ | `cli/` | `main` (the `memoose` command), `integrations` (host installers), `graph_html` (the viewer) | `engine`, `graph/`, `store/` |
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+ Library users import from the top: `from memoose import Engine, EntityIn, RelationIn, OntologyError`.
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+ Metadata-Version: 2.5
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+ Name: memoose
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+ Version: 0.4.0
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+ Summary: A dual-path memory system for proactive agents: facts and procedures in a local graph, exposed as a CLI, MCP tools and skills, no API key.
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+ Author: Hieu Ngo
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+ License-Expression: Apache-2.0
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+ License-File: LICENSE
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+ Keywords: agent-plugins,claude-code,codex,knowledge-graph,mcp,memory
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+ Requires-Python: >=3.11
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+ <div align="center">
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+ <img src="assets/memoose-mascot.png" alt="the Memoose mascot" width="220">
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+ # Memoose: A Dual-Path Memory System for Proactive Agents
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+ </div>
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Contents
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+
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+ - [What is Memoose](#what-is-memoose)
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+ - [Quick start](#quick-start)
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+ - [Give your agent memory](#give-your-agent-memory)
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+ - [How Memoose works](#how-memoose-works)
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+ - [Usage](#usage): [tools](#tools) · [skills](#skills) · [CLI](#cli)
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+ - [Benchmarks](#benchmarks)
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+ - [Learn more](#learn-more): [documentation](#documentation) · [inspiration](#inspiration) · [contributing](#contributing) · [license](#license)
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+ # What is Memoose
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+ **Memoose** is a dual-path memory system for proactive agents. Memory survives the session and
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+ survives switching agents. It is found two ways: by search when the agent asks, and by
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+ It is built for long-lived project work: decisions, conventions and ownership facts that must stay
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+ correct for months, each with an evidence pointer back to its source.
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+ ### Vision
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+ **Memory is upkeep.** Facts are written as they surface. `memoose maintain` sweeps the store into
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+ one worklist of things to judge and decides nothing itself; a model makes every call, on a small
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+ subagent that costs neither your attention nor the conversation's turns.
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+
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+ **Search and recommendation are the two ways anything gets found.** Search answers a question you
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+ thought to ask. Recommendation surfaces what you did not. A search-only memory stays silent unless
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+ the agent already suspects something is there. Memoose does both: `recall`, and a hint before each
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+ prompt.
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+ **The context an agent most often lacks is procedural.** It knows what things are and still runs
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+ steps out of order, skips a check, or repeats a step that already failed. Memoose stores procedures
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+ as a graph, after Google's [Procedural Graphs](https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.09153): steps as nodes,
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+ transitions carrying a condition, an advice and a pitfall. The agent declares where it is, reads the
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+ transitions two hops out, and decides. When the session ends with an outcome, every transition it
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+ took counts it, so the next run learns from the last.
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+ Read more: [Vision](https://andrewngo-ini.github.io/mnemoth/vision.html).
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+
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+ # Quick start
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+ Python 3.11 or newer, nothing else:
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ pip install memoose # or: pipx install memoose, or uvx memoose --help
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+ ```
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+ Store a fact, ask a question, look at the graph:
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+ ```sh
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+ memoose remember "Bao:Person --owns--> auth-service:System" -e "user said 2026-09-18"
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+ memoose remember "auth-service --uses--> PostgreSQL:Technology" -e "repo://src/db.py#L1-L20"
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+ memoose recall "who owns auth and what does it run on"
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+ memoose view # the graph in your browser, nothing uploaded
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+ ```
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+ A fact is `source[:Type] --relation--> target[:Type]`. Give the `:Type` the first time an entity
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+ appears; after that the name is enough. Every fact takes `-e/--evidence`, `--valid-from` and
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+ `--desc`. Later:
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+ ```sh
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+ memoose maintain # one worklist: conflicts, duplicates, sessions to distil
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+ memoose history auth-service # every change to an entity or fact, by whom and why
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+ ```
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+
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+ Memory lives in `~/.memoose/<dataset>.sqlite`: one dataset per project plus a `user` dataset for
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+ facts that hold everywhere. `MEMOOSE_DATA_DIR` moves it. Full command table under [CLI](#cli).
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+ # Give your agent memory
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+ The CLI is enough for an agent with a shell. To add the skills, and on Claude Code the hooks and the
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+ `memory-keeper` subagent:
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+ ```sh
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+ memoose install claude # or: codex | opencode | cursor
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+ memoose status # what is installed where
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+ ```
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+ `install` copies the skills into the host. On Claude Code it also registers the hooks in
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+ `~/.claude/settings.json` and drops the agent into `~/.claude/agents/`. It is user-scoped;
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+ `--project .` scopes it to one repository; `uninstall <host>` reverses it. No MCP server is wired
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+ unless the agent has no shell: `install <host> --mcp` adds `uvx memoose serve`, which needs
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+ [uv](https://docs.astral.sh/uv/).
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+ On **Claude Code** the plugin is the simplest route and keeps one copy of everything:
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+ ```
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+ /plugin marketplace add AndrewNgo-ini/mnemoth
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+ /plugin install memoose@memoose
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+ ```
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+ <details>
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+ <summary><b>Working from a checkout</b></summary>
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+ <br>
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+ ```sh
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+ git clone https://github.com/AndrewNgo-ini/mnemoth.git && cd mnemoth && uv sync
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+ uv run memoose install claude # skills, hooks and agent from this checkout
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+ claude --plugin-dir . # or load the checkout as a plugin
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+ uv sync --extra fastembed # local embeddings (a keyless hash fallback is used otherwise)
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+ uv sync --extra ontology # full RDF parsing
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+ uv run pytest
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+ ```
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+ </details>
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+ > Upgrading from mnemoth: `MNEMOTH_*` variables are still read, an existing `~/.mnemoth` store is
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+ > reused, and `install` clears the old MCP entry.
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+ **Onboarding.** Ask your agent to onboard Memoose. The
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+ [`memoose-onboard`](./harness/skills/memoose-onboard/SKILL.md) skill checks what works on this host,
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+ installs what is missing, then fills the project's memory from its README, docs and git log so the
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+ next session starts with context.
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+ # How Memoose works
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+ Two layers. A deterministic **engine**: a knowledge graph behind a CLI and 26 MCP tools, no model.
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+ A **harness** of skills, hooks and a subagent that carries the judgment, run by the model your host
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+ already has.
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+ - [Overview](https://andrewngo-ini.github.io/mnemoth/) explains the split.
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+ - [Automatic memory](https://andrewngo-ini.github.io/mnemoth/automatic.html): what runs without being asked, on which hosts.
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+ - [Evidence & history](https://andrewngo-ini.github.io/mnemoth/trust.html): what a fact carries and how it changes.
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+ - [Configuration](https://andrewngo-ini.github.io/mnemoth/configuration.html): the switches.
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+ # Usage
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+ ### Tools
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+ 26 MCP tools; every capability is a tool call on any MCP host.
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+ | area | tools |
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+ | ontology | `describe_ontology`, `add_entity_type`, `import_ontology` (OWL/RDF/Turtle), `declare_functional_relations` |
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+ | write | `remember`, `mark_contradiction`, `supersede`, `merge_entities`, `cross_connect`, `set_bucket_summary`, `forget` |
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+ | read | `recall`, `guidance`, `contradiction_candidates`, `history`, `memify_candidates`, `global_context`, `list_datasets` |
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+ | sessions | `session_start`, `session_add_turn`, `session_set_context`, `session_get`, `session_timeline`, `publish_lessons`, `session_end` |
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+ ### Skills
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+ | skill | teaches the host model |
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+ | [`memoose`](./harness/skills/memoose/SKILL.md) | when to recall; how to extract facts with evidence, store procedures, shape the ontology |
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+ | [`memoose-sessions`](./harness/skills/memoose-sessions/SKILL.md) | the working loop: position and guidance, context sections, outcome, distilling lessons |
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+ | [`memoose-upkeep`](./harness/skills/memoose-upkeep/SKILL.md) | judging what the store surfaces: contradictions, duplicates, connections, stale summaries |
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+ | [`memoose-onboard`](./harness/skills/memoose-onboard/SKILL.md) | check what works, install what is missing, then fill this project's memory from its docs and history |
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+ ### CLI
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+ Memory operations, the same ones the tools expose:
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+ | command | what it does |
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+ | `memoose recall "who owns billing"` | search memory; `--mode`, `--limit`, `--superseded`, `--json` |
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+ | `memoose remember "bao:Person --owns--> auth:System"` | store a fact; `--desc`, `-e`, `--valid-from`; `--when`, `--do`, `--avoid` on a transition; `--stdin` for a JSON batch |
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+ | `memoose guidance "run the test suite"` | what comes next from a procedure: transitions two hops out, with how past runs ended |
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+ | `memoose history auth-service` | the provenance ledger for an entity or fact |
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+ | `memoose contradictions [names]` | hotspots and open contradictions to judge |
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+ | `memoose ontology` · `memoose datasets` · `memoose context` | entity types and stats · memory scopes · global context |
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+ | `memoose session start\|turn\|context\|get\|timeline\|lessons\|end` | session lifecycle; `turn --at <procedure>` declares position, `end --outcome` records how it went |
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+ | `memoose maintain` | the periodic pass: everything that needs judging, in one worklist |
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+ | `memoose dismiss <key> --reason "..."` | decline a candidate so it is not proposed again |
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+ | `memoose view` | the graph in your browser as one HTML file (`--superseded` draws history dashed) |
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+ | `memoose forget --entity X` | delete an entity, fact, session or dataset |
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+ | `memoose tool <name> --stdin` | any remaining tool, arguments as JSON on stdin |
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+ Output is compact text; over `--max-inline` (2000 chars) it goes to a file whose path is printed.
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+ `--json` gives the exact tool payload, never cut. Setup:
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+ | command | what it does |
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+ | ------- | ------------ |
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+ | `memoose install <host>` | skills, hooks and the agent into a host (`--project`, `--mcp`) |
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+ | `memoose uninstall <host>` | reverse it |
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+ | `memoose status` | what is installed where |
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+ | `memoose serve` | the stdio MCP server, for a host that launches one |
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+ # Benchmarks
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+ Memoose has no model of its own, so its score is inseparable from the model driving it. We report
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+ the number that matches how it is meant to run: a small, fast model throughout.
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+ LoCoMo is the standard conversational-memory benchmark: long multi-session conversations, then
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+ questions about them. One model answers from what the memory system retrieves; another grades. We
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+ run mem0's protocol with their prompts verbatim, so the memory system is the only difference.
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+ ### Our run
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+ **Claude Haiku 4.5** as answerer and judge, all 1,540 questions: **90.4% correct** at **4,699 mean
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+ prompt tokens** ($88.55, September 2026). A reference point, not a competitive entry.
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+ | category | questions | score |
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+ | ----------- | --------- | ----- |
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+ | single-hop | 841 | 93.5 |
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+ | temporal | 321 | 89.7 |
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+ | multi-hop | 282 | 88.7 |
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+ | open-domain | 96 | 70.8 |
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+ Open-domain is the weak category: its gold answers are single turns that never reach the retrieved
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+ ### What others report
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+ Every figure is **self-reported by its vendor** on a different model, judge and retrieval setup.
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+ They are not comparable with each other or with ours; they are context.
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+ | system | reported | notes |
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+ | ----------------------- | ----------- | ----- |
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+ | ZeroMemory | 96.1 | unverified |
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+ | Zep | 94.7 | third-party testing found 75.1 |
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+ | ByteRover | 92.2 / 96.1 | two conflicting figures published |
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+ | mem0 | 92.5 | single-hop 94.6, multi-hop 95.4, temporal 92.5, open-domain 82.3; 6,956 prompt tokens |
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+ | **Memoose (Haiku 4.5)** | **90.4** | the run above; per-category scores, CI, cost and raw rows published |
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+ | Dakera | 88.2 | no LLM reranking |
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+ | full context, no memory | ~73 | the whole conversation in the prompt |
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+ mem0 is the only entry with a per-category breakdown; we trail it everywhere, most on multi-hop
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+ (−6.7) and open-domain (−11.5), at a third fewer prompt tokens with a much smaller answerer.
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+ Swapping the answerer moves a score more than swapping the memory system, so treat the ordering as
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+ noise.
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+ Two findings cut against us and are published anyway: the knowledge graph does **not** beat plain
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+ chunk retrieval on LoCoMo (paired McNemar p = 1.00) and costs 77% more tokens, and a larger
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+ retrieval budget does not lift the score. LoCoMo asks needle questions over conversations that fit
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+ in a context window; it does not test what a graph is for.
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+ Protocol, full tables and raw rows: [`benchmarks/`](./benchmarks/README.md). Setup and traps:
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+ [`benchmarks/SETUP.md`](./benchmarks/SETUP.md).
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+ # Learn more
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+ ### Documentation
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+ [Site](https://andrewngo-ini.github.io/mnemoth/)
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+ ### Inspiration
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+
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+ - [**cognee**](https://github.com/topoteretes/cognee) for the memory philosophy: a typed graph,
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+ ontology-constrained extraction, deterministic ids, hybrid retrieval, contradictions and
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+ supersession as first-class concepts. Where cognee calls a model, Memoose has a skill.
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+ - [**OpenWiki**](https://github.com/langchain-ai/openwiki) for grounded claims: every fact carries a
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+ checkable evidence pointer.
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+ - [**mem0**](https://github.com/mem0ai/mem0) for the LoCoMo protocol, with prompts vendored verbatim
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+ from [memory-benchmarks](https://github.com/mem0ai/memory-benchmarks).
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+ ### Contributing
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+ Pull requests and [issues](https://github.com/AndrewNgo-ini/mnemoth/issues) are welcome; open an
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+ issue first for larger changes. `uv run pytest` runs the suite.
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+ ### License
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+ Apache 2.0. See [LICENSE](./LICENSE).