Awesome Memory Papers in Vision-Language Models
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Jul 7, 2026
Awesome Memory Papers in Vision-Language Models
LLM-agnostic memory layer for AI agents. No embeddings, no vector DB — just fast, structured, temporal memory that any LLM can consume as plain text.
An AI partner with true active memory. She keeps a diary in her own voice, digests her days in nightly dreams, knows what today is, and comes back tomorrow remembering the life you share. Voice, desktop avatar (Live2D / VRM / three.js / html vanilla), a multi-layered self. Companionship is one use case; the memory is the point. Runs on Claude Code.
Persistent causal memory for AI agents. 295x faster than Mem0. LangChain, LlamaIndex, AutoGen, CrewAI. Rust, zero deps.
Self-hosted memory + evidence layer for AI agents (Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, ...) — embeddable Go library, MCP / HTTP / CLI, evidence-backed claims, bitemporal recall, axi-go execution kernel with JSONL audit + token budgets, cosign-signed releases with SLSA L3 provenance. No vendor cloud, no per-call billing.
A lightweight, pluggable memory backend for agent-based simulations. Supports temporal data, experience replay, and persistent state logging
Synapse Agent Memory — local-first long-term memory for coding agents: temporal truth, cited context, feedback learning, and verified self-healing in private SQLite.
Durable, private, time-aware memory engine for long-running AI agents
Local-first memory kernel for coding agents: MCP-native, temporal, auditable, source-keyed, and benchmarked.
Sellmind - Temporal Memory for AI. Cross-session memory persistence with emotional coherence. Built for Claude Code agents.
Time-aware memory system that understands when things happened, not just what happened
Offline-first deterministic agent harness with GraphRAG, temporal memory, DoT DAG planning, and SLM/LLM routing.
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