Show HN: Adaptive Recall, persistent memory for AI assistants over MCP
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Adaptive Recall is a memory system for AI assistants that uses cognitive science and machine learning to improve retrieval quality over time. It offers an API with multiple retrieval strategies, knowledge graph construction, and self-improving capabilities.
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