@MindfulReturn: If you want to quickly build your own minimal agent, you only need pi agent + reMEM. Pi handles "how to do it", and ReMEM handles "what to remember". Pi's agent loop + tool system + event stream, combined with ReMEM's event sourcing +...

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This tweet introduces how to quickly build a minimal AI agent using pi agent and reMEM, which handle execution and memory respectively.

If you want to quickly build your own minimal agent You only need pi agent + reMEM. Pi handles "how to do it", and ReMEM handles "what to remember". Pi's agent loop + tool system + event stream, combined with ReMEM's event sourcing + hierarchical storage + semantic search, are not two separate systems forcibly stitched together — they are the same TypeScript https://t.co/dcGrJLq9a8
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If you want to quickly build a minimalist agent for yourself, you only need pi agent + reMEM.

Pi handles the “how”, while ReMEM handles the “what to remember”.

Pi’s Agent loop + tool system + event flow, combined with ReMEM’s event sourcing + hierarchical storage + semantic search, are not two independent systems forcibly pieced together—they are the same TypeScript https://t.co/dcGrJLq9a8

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