My ai-memory has more features than just sharing memory across agents. For example: it…
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My ai-memory has more features than just sharing memory across agents. For example: it has messaging capabilities. Let's say you have 2 independent projects (that you don't want in a monorepo). One may need to fetch information from the other in runtime (client/server). In agent A I ask to design the protocol it needs, then send a message to agent B, through ai-memory, with the specs of this protocol. In agent B I ask it to pop the message from its inbox, and now it has that protocol to build it as well. You would either had to write a text file somewhere or copy and paste from one termin
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