Open-source local-first cognitive memory. AGM-compliant belief revision (49/49 postulates). When a fact changes, downstream beliefs are automatically re-evaluated, not just flagged.
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Open-source local-first cognitive memory. AGM-compliant belief revision (49/49 postulates). When a fact changes, downstream beliefs are automatically re-evaluated, not just flagged.
Persistent cognitive graph memory for AI agents — facts, decisions, reasoning chains, corrections. 16 query types, sub-millisecond. Rust core + Python SDK + MCP server.
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