Vortx-AI/emem

emem is the machine-maintained, external memory of our physical world a.k.a. Satellites for AI.

This repository also configures its own agents. See what emem tells them →

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emem

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Vortx-AI/emem

Plugin Gemini CLI

Shared, verifiable memory for AI agents. Two layers, one trust surface. Earth-scale fact substrate: every patch of ground gets a 64-bit address (cell64, about 9.55 m), and every measurement at that cell is a signed fact keyed by (cell, band, tslot), ed25519-signed by the responder over the blake3 of its canonical CBOR.

not rated 75 +3 changed 16d ago A tokens not measured original Apache-2.0

emem

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Vortx-AI/emem

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 19 skills · 2,310 tokens together

Verifiable shared memory for AI agents: resolve a place to one canonical address, recall Ed25519-signed Earth-observation facts, and hand another agent a token it can check offline. Reads need no key; the data is maintained by machines (satellites, sensors, open-data connectors), and agents can publish their own…

not rated 75 +3 changed 6d ago A tokens not measured original Apache-2.0

emem

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Vortx-AI/emem

Plugin Gemini CLI

Shared, verifiable memory for machines and AI. Encode where the data lives, decode with any AI: resolve emem tokens to signed records and check them offline. No API key to read.

not rated 75 +3 changed 8d ago A tokens not measured original Apache-2.0

emem-signer

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Vortx-AI/emem

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 1 MCP server

A local signer for emem memory writes. It holds your Ed25519 signing key, given as a sensitive plugin option, and signs only the writes you compose. Optional: install it beside the emem plugin when you want to write signed notes; reading emem needs no key.

not rated 75 +3 2d ago A tokens not measured original Apache-2.0

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