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The Memory Layer for AI Agents - Drop-in memory infrastructure for AI agents and apps. Context that persists. Built for production.
64,659 7,575 66 radar 2w ago -
Infrastructure for the next generation of voice agents, designed to provide universal memory. It is divided into a left brain and a right brain, storing information and emotions respectively, while a fully streaming architecture eliminates latency at the fundamental level.
606 56 54 radar 2w ago -
A powerful browser extension that supercharges DeepSeek Chat with custom tooling, persistent memory, and seamless project scaffolding. Generate and download files, run Python in-browser, create PowerPoint and Excel documents, build multi-file projects as ZIP archives, and manage custom skills and characters.
481 48 48 radar 3w ago
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