@bayendor: Just finished wiring a 3-layer memory stack into Hermes Agent. Layer 1: Honcho Session + peer memory on PostgreSQL. Han…
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Describes implementing a three-layer memory stack for Hermes Agent, combining session memory on PostgreSQL, working memory with pattern redaction, and a long-term knowledge graph using PGLite.
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Just finished wiring a 3-layer memory stack into Hermes Agent.
Layer 1: Honcho Session + peer memory on PostgreSQL. Handles context tracking, history, and multi-agent coordination. ~12K messages indexed across 4 containers.
Layer 2: hermes-lcm Working memory layer for conversational continuity between turns, with sensitive pattern redaction.
Layer 3: GBrain Long-term knowledge graph powered by PGLite (WASM Postgres). 301 pages, 1,150 chunks. Hybrid search + multi-query expansion.
Now letting the agents run on it for the next week to see how the memory behavior evolves
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