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Memory and knowledge graphs for AI agents

Memory layers, knowledge graphs, and persistent context stores for agents - the substrate underneath useful long-running systems.

'Memory' in agent systems is overloaded. The picks here split between session/portable memory (agentic-stack - a portable .agent folder) and knowledge-graph-backed retrieval (M-flow, codebase-memory-mcp) where the substrate is a graph not just a vector store. Both directions matter for different reasons: the first for working across tools, the second for the relevance-over-similarity problem in RAG.

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mcptube - Karpathy-style LLM wiki for YouTube

MCP server that turns YouTube videos into a persistent, merging wiki rather than ephemeral vector chunks. Scene-change frame extraction + vision analysis captures slides, code, and diagrams that transcripts miss. 25+ MCP tools, FTS5+LLM hybrid retrieval, version history with source attribution per claim.

Why I saved this - The wiki-merge design is the differentiator vs RAG-over-YouTube clones - one MCP article with citations, not ten near-duplicate chunks. Scene-change extraction is what makes visual-heavy talks usable.

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