| So I'm just making a note that the stack component which I'm adding into my system today are some changes to the Docker network. Both intended practically as, you know, try this out and educationally as much of what I'm doing in N8N at the moment is. And that is adding in a memory layer. | |
| I've looked at vector databases, I've looked at storage, all the other moving pieces that agents need to work and the one that I haven't really actually got my hands dirty with yet is persistent memory. Which on the one hand you could say it's just a glorified different form of storage. It's clearly emerging with agents, very relevant to know this part of the stack. | |
| So I'm going to try to see what I can get on, give it a go, set it up, and may not actually use it for a while, if at all. But I'm going with mem0 if Windsurf can get it on. If not, I can try to see if there's anything else that is open source in the memory layer. |