#omnimem — Public Fediverse posts
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1/2 So if you're wondering how #omnimem compares to #MemPalace:
result: single-session-assistant type achieved 94.6% on longMemEval.
However, v5 is bringing in LOTS of changes to help with temporal reasoning and multi-session improvements by allowing users to optionally switch on enrichment queues for remember_document(). This will extract individual facts from larger documents helping with the recall() function.
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1/2 So if you're wondering how #omnimem compares to #MemPalace:
result: single-session-assistant type achieved 94.6% on longMemEval.
However, v5 is bringing in LOTS of changes to help with temporal reasoning and multi-session improvements by allowing users to optionally switch on enrichment queues for remember_document(). This will extract individual facts from larger documents helping with the recall() function.
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Evening folks,
A busy one for me on #omnimem. We now have 76% test coverage :) Still more to do but getting there. Automated security scanning and automated docker builds for amd64 and arm64. This means you no longer have to build the project your self to get started. All you need is docker installed, check out the new guide:
https://codeberg.org/ric_harvey/omnimem/src/branch/main/guides/docker-hub.md
There are now guides for #VScode + CoPiliot #Cursor #Codex #Kiro #GitlabDuo #OpenCode and of course #Claude
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Evening folks,
A busy one for me on #omnimem. We now have 76% test coverage :) Still more to do but getting there. Automated security scanning and automated docker builds for amd64 and arm64. This means you no longer have to build the project your self to get started. All you need is docker installed, check out the new guide:
https://codeberg.org/ric_harvey/omnimem/src/branch/main/guides/docker-hub.md
There are now guides for #VScode + CoPiliot #Cursor #Codex #Kiro #GitlabDuo #OpenCode and of course #Claude
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Here's another example of how #OmniMem helps your coding agent learn from failed iterations so you don't waste time and tokens in the future!
The picture shows the approach tried and the fact some blog posts and documentation it used for research was now out of date and then it logs what the fix is!
This isn't just memory it's experience!
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Here's another example of how #OmniMem helps your coding agent learn from failed iterations so you don't waste time and tokens in the future!
The picture shows the approach tried and the fact some blog posts and documentation it used for research was now out of date and then it logs what the fix is!
This isn't just memory it's experience!