Your agent’s memory shouldn’t disappear when a session ends.
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Your agent’s memory shouldn’t disappear when a session ends. Ori Mnemos is open-source persistent memory infrastructure for AI agents, built around a local Markdown vault and a knowledge graph. It helps you carry useful context across sessions, clients, and machines by treating wiki-links as graph edges and retrieving from local files rather than a cloud memory service. Key features: • Plain Markdown vault – keep notes human-readable, portable, and Git-friendly • Knowledge graph retrieval – turn `[[wiki-links]]` into queryable relationships between notes • Four-signal fusion – combines sem
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