OpenWiki Brains, general-purpose memory for agents
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Top Comments (10)
Why not spawn subagents to go through every source connector instead of sequential?
Interesante. Sequential processing makes sense for context, but I wonder how it handles conflicting info across sources.
love that open question file feature
dig this theme 🫦
Keeping it local is the right call. Proactive ingestion is closer to how real memory works. But I question whether the wiki can handle ambiguity or just flattens everything into another graph.
How do project agents know to use the open wiki?
Been thinking about similar agent memory problems. Sequential ingestion sounds straightforward but conflict resolution between sources is where it gets tricky. The open questions file is a nice touch.
So even more tokens, now for memory…
Awesome project! This vertical stacking helps minimize context drift across core subjects
short and crisp. loved it. thank you
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Top Comments (10)
Why not spawn subagents to go through every source connector instead of sequential?
Interesante. Sequential processing makes sense for context, but I wonder how it handles conflicting info across sources.
love that open question file feature
dig this theme 🫦
Keeping it local is the right call. Proactive ingestion is closer to how real memory works. But I question whether the wiki can handle ambiguity or just flattens everything into another graph.
How do project agents know to use the open wiki?
Been thinking about similar agent memory problems. Sequential ingestion sounds straightforward but conflict resolution between sources is where it gets tricky. The open questions file is a nice touch.
So even more tokens, now for memory…
Awesome project! This vertical stacking helps minimize context drift across core subjects
short and crisp. loved it. thank you