Not trying to be disingenuous but what's wrong with just a normal filesystem?

The best version of memory I've experienced is when I give my agent a memory directory and just let it do what it wants in there, with minimal rules on my end.

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alfiedotwtf a day ago | parent [-]

Files aren’t indexed and vectorised by default

	▲	dizhn a day ago \| parent [-]
		This is true but is it proven with reasonable confidence that indexing and vectorizing the code provides better results. I would assume it would if another agent is responsible for it and your coding agent only talks to that agent. Even there I am not 100% sure. Probably not worth the effort though.