Memory for
AI Reliability
Engineering
The memory substrate of the Qualixar AI Reliability Engineering platform. Mathematical foundations, backed by 3 peer-reviewed papers. 74.8% on LoCoMo with data staying local. EU AI Act compliant. Open source AGPL v3.
V3.3: The Living Brain Evolves
Adaptive lifecycle. Smart compression. Cognitive consolidation. Memory that grows with you.
Memory That Adapts, Compresses, and Learns
Adaptive Memory Lifecycle
Memories strengthen when used and fade when neglected. The system self-organizes around what matters most to your workflow.
Smart Compression
Up to 32x storage savings. Precision adapts to importance — critical memories stay full-fidelity while cold ones compress automatically.
Cognitive Consolidation
Automatically extracts patterns from related memories and synthesizes higher-level insights. Your knowledge base refines itself over time.
6th Retrieval Channel
Partial queries complete themselves. Start typing a fragment and the system infers your full intent across six parallel retrieval channels.
Pattern Learning
Soft prompts injected into agent context automatically. The system learns your patterns and proactively surfaces relevant knowledge.
100x RAM Reduction
Dramatically lower memory footprint in Mode A and Mode B. Run on resource-constrained machines without sacrificing capability.
Process Health
Automatic orphan cleanup and self-healing. The system detects and resolves inconsistencies without manual intervention.
Open source, AGPL v3. A Qualixar Research Initiative.
Make your AI agent
stronger.
Compose memory, mesh, federation, and runtime amplification. Four open source pieces. One reliable agent runtime.
SLM Mesh
MITPeer-to-peer agent communication
Agents discover each other, send messages, share state, lock files. SQLite + Unix Domain Sockets for sub-100ms delivery. 480 tests, 100% coverage. MIT-licensed.
View on GitHub →SLM MCP Hub
HubFederated MCP gateway that learns
One hub process, every MCP server, every AI client. 430+ tools through 3 meta-tools. 79% fewer processes. 150K tokens saved per session. AGPL v3.
Read more →Agent Amplifier
v1.0 · NEWRuntime amplification layer
Five deterministic Claude Code hooks — effort routing, goal anchoring, convergence detection, persona escalation, token budgeting. Ships SLM as the default memory provider. AGPL v3.
Read more →Each piece works alone. Together they make a complete agent runtime. Local-first, open source, AGPL v3 / MIT. No cloud dependency.
The Context Persistence Problem
Session Reset
No Persistence.
Current AI assistants lack persistent memory across sessions. Context accumulated during a session is discarded at termination.
Context Loss
Re-initialization Required.
Domain-specific patterns and decisions require re-initialization each session. Learned preferences do not transfer.
Architecture Trade-offs
External Dependencies.
Centralized memory introduces external data dependencies and privacy considerations for sensitive development contexts.
9 Layers Deep
Each layer handles one responsibility. Together, they give your AI persistent, intelligent memory.
Neural Capabilities
Every feature designed to make your AI smarter, faster, and completely private.
See It Think
Three commands. That's all it takes to give your AI persistent memory.
Measured Performance
Evaluated on the LoCoMo benchmark (Long Conversation Memory). Mode A Retrieval achieves 74.8% — the highest score reported without cloud dependency.
LoCoMo Benchmark: Competitive Landscape
Full comparison →
Mode A Retrieval (74.8%) is the highest score achieved without cloud dependency during retrieval.
Mode A Raw (60.4%) uses no LLM at any stage — a first in the field.
All other systems require cloud LLM for core operations.
Everywhere You Code
One memory layer. Every IDE and AI tool you use.
Six sibling research initiatives
SuperLocalMemory is the memory substrate. The rest of the stack composes around it — amplification, federation, testing, security, contracts, and orchestration.
Agent Amplifier
v1.0 · NEWRuntime amplification layer for AI coding agents
Five deterministic Claude Code hooks — effort routing, goal anchoring, convergence detection, persona escalation, token budgeting. Cross-host. Ships SLM as the default memory provider.
Read more →SLM MCP Hub
FederatedThe first MCP gateway that learns
One hub process, every MCP server, every AI client. 430+ tools through 3 meta-tools. 79% fewer processes, 150K tokens saved per session.
Read more →AgentAssay
ResearchToken-efficient agent testing
Behavioral fingerprinting, adaptive budget optimization, trace-first offline analysis. Statistically rigorous testing for non-deterministic AI agents.
Read more →SkillFortify
SecuritySupply chain security for AI skills
Static analysis + behavioral sandboxing + cryptographic attestation for the AI agent skill ecosystem. 22 frameworks, 96.95% F1 score.
Read more →AgentAssert
Patent pendingDesign-by-contract for AI agents
Formal behavioral contracts with runtime enforcement. Hard and soft constraints, real-time drift detection, reliability scoring. Patent pending.
Visit site →Qualixar OS
v2.2Universal runtime for AI agents
13 execution topologies, Forge AI auto-design, 24-tab dashboard, judge pipeline, cost-quality-latency routing. 2,936 tests.
Visit site →All initiatives are open source. Author: Varun Pratap Bhardwaj · qualixar.com
Frequently Asked Questions
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Installation
$ npm install -g superlocalmemory $ slm setup $ slm remember "Alice works at Google as Staff Engineer" $ slm recall "What does Alice do?" AGPL v3 • Local-first architecture