@_MaxBlade: CNVS went viral for the wrong reason... the Ui is beautiful, but the CNVS cross agent memory system is world class. ult…
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The tweet highlights CNVS's cross-agent memory system, which uses append-only JSONL files for efficient memory sharing between AI agents like Claude, Codex, and Cursor, outperforming Mem0 on its own benchmark.
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CNVS went viral for the wrong reason…
the Ui is beautiful, but the CNVS cross agent memory system is world class.
ultra simple & based on actual research.
talking between multiple agents, codex, cursor, claude, starts to feel like one brain that actually understands your project.
CNVS memory is just files agents read on demand and on Mem0’s own benchmark, that approach beats Mem0 (74% vs 68.5%).
Append-only JSONL every agent reads & writes directly. No DB. No embeddings. No service to be down.
memory is scoped per canvas (project) increasing the specificity of the context.
NO BLOAT, just clean and on demand.
the least complex solution always works best.
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