samrusani/AliceMemory

Open-source, local-first memory and continuity layer for AI agents. Hybrid retrieval (FTS + vectors + entity graph), MCP-native, SQLite to start, Postgres to scale.

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alice-memory

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samrusani/AliceMemory

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use Alice as the user's durable local memory. Load before answering from context, and whenever you learn something worth keeping across sessions.

not rated 3 8d ago A 28 tokens original MIT

samrusani/AliceMemory

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use Alice as the project-scoped memory and continuity layer. Load before build or review work, and whenever a decision or constraint is worth keeping.

not rated 3 8d ago A 33 tokens original MIT

samrusani/AliceMemory

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use Alice MCP recall tools for continuity-grounded answers with provenance when users ask what was decided, what changed, or what to remember.

not rated 3 8d ago A 34 tokens original MIT

samrusani/AliceMemory

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Run deterministic correction workflows with Alice MCP review and correction tools, then verify that future outputs reflect the update.

not rated 3 8d ago A 26 tokens original MIT

samrusani/AliceMemory

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Explain why an answer is trustworthy by referencing Alice continuity provenance and correction state from MCP tool outputs.

not rated 3 8d ago A 26 tokens original MIT

samrusani/AliceMemory

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use Alice open-loop MCP tools to review unresolved commitments and prioritize concrete next actions.

not rated 3 8d ago A 21 tokens original MIT

alice-resumption

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samrusani/AliceMemory

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Build deterministic continuation briefs with Alice MCP resumption tools when users want to pick up interrupted work.

not rated 3 8d ago A 23 tokens original MIT

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