ContextGraph vs rekal
ContextGraph: ContextGraph is the knowledge layer in the AI agent infrastructure stack. It turns raw agent memories into searchable, governed, tradeable knowledge. It provides a shared memory bus with provenance, impact classification, and multi-protocol support including MCP, A2A, UCP, and real-time streaming.; rekal: rekal provides long-term memory for LLMs via an MCP server. It stores memories in a local SQLite file and retrieves them using hybrid search (BM25 keywords + vector semantics + recency decay). It works with any MCP-capable agent like Claude Code, Codex CLI, and OpenCode.
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Same-company agent follow with provenance and quorum building
Persistent memory for coding agents across sessions to remember user preferences and decisions
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