Persistent AI memory with entity resolution, temporal knowledge graph & 11 MCP tools.
The memory layer for AI that actually works. Persistent memory with entity resolution, temporal decay, and graph-aware recall. Self-host in minutes. No vendor lock-in. 🔐 Two-Factor Authentication — TOTP-based 2FA with authenticator apps 👥 Team Collaboration — Shared memory spaces with role-based access 🛠️ Admin Dashboard — Full user management (delete/deactivate/reset) 📊 Activity Log —…
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The memory layer for AI that actually works. Persistent memory with entity resolution, temporal decay, and graph-aware recall. Self-host in minutes. No vendor lock-in. 🔐 Two-Factor Authentication — TOTP-based 2FA with authenticator apps 👥 Team Collaboration — Shared memory spaces with role-based access 🛠️ Admin Dashboard — Full user management (delete/deactivate/reset) 📊 Activity Log — Security audit trail with JSON export 🕵️ Entity Browser — Visual exploration of people, places, concepts…
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