@disksing: Just discovered that inside Clawmem, it's actually a headless GitHub clone used as the memory data layer. Feels like this GitHub for Agents might be overkill if it's only used for agent memory. It could totally be used as a multi-agent + multi-human collaboration platform...
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The author discovered that Clawmem internally replicates a headless GitHub as its memory data layer, and believes this tool designed for agent memory would be more suitable as a multi-agent and multi-human collaboration platform. Since AI is already familiar with GitHub workflows, no additional training is needed. The project is open-source.
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Just discovered that Clawmem’s internals actually replicate a headless GitHub as its memory data layer.
It feels like overkill to use this GitHub for Agents only for agent memory.
You could totally use it as a collaboration platform for multiple agents + multiple humans. What’s clever is that GitHub workflows are already baked into large models, so no special prompts or skills are needed—AI just inherently knows how to use it.
This agent version of GitHub is also open source. If you’re interested, you can spin up a workflow and give it a try. https://github.com/ngaut/agent-git-service…
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