MemoryOS – AI agent memory with temporal knowledge graph and 9ms ingest and 78ms retrieval
Summary
MemoryOS is an open-source, self-hosted AI agent memory tool using a temporal knowledge graph, achieving 86.2% accuracy on LongMemEval-s with fast 78ms retrieval speeds.
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