Hierarchical markdown memory palace for AI agents — structured palace navigation via MCP tools.
Hierarchical markdown-based memory system for autonomous AI agents. Each directory is a room (locus) in the palace, containing specific knowledge navigated on demand. Named for the atomic unit of the Method of Loci. Core idea: Keep context windows small. Load only the room you need, not the whole palace. An agent reads , navigates to the relevant room, and reads only that room. Session logs…
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Hierarchical markdown-based memory system for autonomous AI agents. Each directory is a room (locus) in the palace, containing specific knowledge navigated on demand. Named for the atomic unit of the Method of Loci. Core idea: Keep context windows small. Load only the room you need, not the whole palace. An agent reads , navigates to the relevant room, and reads only that room. Session logs accumulate until consolidation merges them into canonical files. See the wiki for full documentation. Or…
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