I got tired of having to change my code whenever I wanted to try a different memory backend, like mem0, letta, supermemory, hindsight, etc. So I wrote an SDK layer that is agnostic to the backend.. just the connection parameter changes, and the rest is handled. Plus it exposes any unique functions available in the backends, so its a total win.
Write once, switch backends as they come and go on the leaderboards.
Totally free and open-source.
Would love to get feedback and contributions to the architecture and code.
I am sure I got some stuff right, and some wrong, so come and help make it better!
I got tired of having to change my code whenever I wanted to try a different memory backend, like mem0, letta, supermemory, hindsight, etc. So I wrote an SDK layer that is agnostic to the backend.. just the connection parameter changes, and the rest is handled. Plus it exposes any unique functions available in the backends, so its a total win. Write once, switch backends as they come and go on the leaderboards. Totally free and open-source. Would love to get feedback and contributions to the architecture and code. I am sure I got some stuff right, and some wrong, so come and help make it better!
A needed alternative to the current black-box context solutions.
BTW our memory layer is also fully configurable so once again you would not be locked into a single black box opinion on how memory should work.
well this is a great option.. keeps you from being locked in and losing work when you are forced to switch providers.. check it out!
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