Open, Git-native memory protocol for MCP agents. Portable, versioned, human-editable.
The open, Git-native memory protocol for MCP agents: portable, inspectable, versioned, and human-editable. Every AI agent has its own memory system. Claude's works only with Claude. ChatGPT's works only with ChatGPT. They're all opaque, vendor-locked, and non-portable. Elefante takes a different approach. Instead of optimizing for retrieval quality, it optimizes for ownership, auditability, and…
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The open, Git-native memory protocol for MCP agents: portable, inspectable, versioned, and human-editable. Every AI agent has its own memory system. Claude's works only with Claude. ChatGPT's works only with ChatGPT. They're all opaque, vendor-locked, and non-portable. Elefante takes a different approach. Instead of optimizing for retrieval quality, it optimizes for ownership, auditability, and portability — the things that matter when memory is a first-class asset, not a hidden implementation…
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