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Overview

One local store, several capabilities layered on it. Every card links to the page that explains the mechanism.

Belief pipeline on save

A save is not an insert. Duplicates merge, rewordings become versions, contradictions are kept and raised. Nothing is silently overwritten.

Hybrid recall

Meaning, exact words, and entity anchoring, fused into one ranking over your memories and your files together.

Grounded assistant

Chats over your store, answers only from what it found, and cites passages you can open.

Your files, cited

Markdown, text and PDF, chunked along real structure so a result is one section, not a blind window.

Recordings and web pages

Audio and video transcribed and diarized on-device, cited by timestamp. Web pages fetched and parsed in-process.

Folders that stay current

Link a folder and files that appear in it are taken in on their own. An edit re-embeds the section that changed, not the file.

One graph

Entities link memories and documents. The vocabulary is a registry you can extend, prune, and correct.

Entity resolution

Folds duplicate spellings, asks about the uncertain ones, and keeps every fold reversible.

Version history

Every memory is a version chain. Nothing is destroyed, and memloom history walks it.

Conflicts you settle

When two memories cannot both be true, both are kept and you decide. Every resolution is reversible.

Reconciliation

The store reviews itself, repairs what SQL proves, and asks about the rest. Automatic runs never spend money.

Claude Code history

Import past sessions, or capture new ones continuously, distilled through the same pipeline with provenance back to the line range.

Local-first

The store is a folder. Copy it to back it up. The only network calls go to the provider you configure.

Every client, one store

All of them talk to one daemon that owns one store, so an agent’s save is instantly visible in the viewer and your CLI recall sees what the agent ingested. See Architecture.