Ori-Mnemos vs context-mode
Ori-Mnemos: Ori Mnemos is an open-source persistent memory infrastructure for AI agents that implements human cognition models on a knowledge graph. It uses ACT-R decay, spreading activation, and Hebbian learning to manage memory, and achieves state-of-the-art retrieval performance while being zero-infrastructure and portable.; context-mode: Every tool call in an MCP (Model-Controller-Program) environment dumps raw data into the context window, quickly consuming space and causing the agent to lose track of ongoing tasks. Context Mode is an MCP server that tackles this by sandboxing tool outputs to significantly reduce context usage, tracking session events in SQLite for continuity, and promoting 'think in code' to minimize data processing within the LLM.
TL;DR
Multi-hop retrieval QA (e.g., HotpotQA)
- Your sessions fill up with tool output such as Playwright snapshots, GitHub issue lists or logs.
- You want work state (edits, git operations, tasks, decisions) to survive context compaction without being dumped back into the window.
- You use a hook-capable agent, where tool routing happens automatically.
- You need an OSI open-source licence: it uses the Elastic License 2.0, which restricts uses such as offering it as a managed service.
- Your sessions are short and rarely hit the context limit.
- You do not want hooks changing how your agent's tools behave.
Side-by-Side Comparison
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