kaeru vs squish-memory
kaeru: Kaeru is a local-first, cross-agent cognitive engine for LLM agents, providing a typed property graph and a recollection layer for long-term memory. It enables multi-session and multi-agent continuity, allowing agents to maintain full context, follow provenance, and build on shared knowledge over time.; squish-memory: Squish is a local-first, open-source memory system designed for AI agents, preventing them from forgetting past decisions, constraints, and preferences. It integrates with various coding agents and offers CLI, an MCP server, and a desktop app for managing and recalling relevant context.
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An agent needs to recall its thought process and project context from a previous session.
Enhancing AI Agent Performance by Providing Persistent Memory
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