hmem vs chiasmus
hmem: hmem is a memory system for AI agents that persists project context across sessions, devices, and AI providers. It uses a 5-level lazy loading architecture to minimize token usage while retaining full details. It supports auto-logging, background checkpoints, and cross-platform sync.; chiasmus: Chiasmus is an MCP server that integrates formal verification (Z3, Prolog) and code analysis (tree-sitter) to solve complex logical and structural problems. It translates natural language into formal logic using templates and provides verified results. It also analyzes source code call graphs for dead code, impact, and reachability.
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AI coding assistants that need to maintain project context across sessions
Detect conflicts in access control rules
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