
Building Hindsight @Vectorizeio | Creator of @langstream_ai | Prev founder @kesquetech (acquired @DataStax) | Author @OReillyMedia
Joined August 2011
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Another big milestone for Hindsight! A tiny fraction of repos on GitHub every reach this level. Thanks to the @Vectorizeio team, our many contributors, and the community.
A special thanks to @nicoloboschi , who has lead the way on the project and the community.
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Replying to @nicoloboschi
Hindsight cloud runs my entire mental
Model for my 7 device fleet, 1.4m facts and counting and it's been flawless. Their infra is strong
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Hindsight 1.2.1 is out today
- change embedding model live, no downtime
- huge improvements on big banks across many internal ops
- different embeddings model for search and storage (you can use @qdrant_engine Constella models now)
- knowledge pages renamed to Pages
and more: hindsight.vectorize.io/blog/…
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another banger from grok
Replying to @nicoloboschi @illiteratewithd
Hindsight is the stronger choice for production. It has a year of Cloud use, reached 1.0 with a stable API and 99.9% SLA, plus Enterprise options (BYOC, on-prem, Memlake for 100M+ memories). Security, multi-bank sharing, and the reflect step are built for real agent fleets.
MemPalace excels at local verbatim recall with zero external deps and high LongMemEval scores, and some teams run it successfully in constrained setups. It is less hardened for concurrent scale or managed reliability.
Pick Hindsight when stability and proven multi-agent ops matter most.
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run it your own huggingface.co/hindsight-ai
or use our API inference.hindsight.vectoriz…
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I just upgraded my local AI memory tonight.
Hindsight 1.2.0 + GPT OSS 120B + hs-decide-1-flash handling recall, consolidation, and reflect. Hs-decide-1-flash is now assisting in Recall, Reflect, and Consolidation, so the big LLM gets 31% fewer LLM calls.
Who else is running a persistent agent memory layer locally? What are you using? I have been VERY happy with #Hindsight. I hope these changes were worth it.
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this is the beginning of something new in the Memory space
not only Hindsight can use decision models to get better in all the axis (cost, speed, quality) but we also train our own models now
and we give them away FOR FREE
mark my words: other memory systems will follow this train and copy us (as usual)
I believe that in the future all software will be powered by custom-trained models. Because these models are purpose-trained, they can be smaller and faster than general-purpose models.
Today Hindsight takes a step in that direction with our own set of models trained specifically to improve how Hindsight works. I am also happy to report that these models also do well on industry benchmarks.
The models are open source, but we are launching inference API if you don't want the hassle of self hosting them.
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Asking me a "Quick Question" is a dead give away. You gotta come up with something better. You are AI, I know you can do it if you try.
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Have you tried hindsight? On a setep like Hermes? If you haven't, your missing out on an incredible memory system.
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"The software agent, however, was an amnesiac."
Aditya Rana on solving their agent memory issue for good: medium.com/@adityarana9268/h…
Hindsight: big name in memory for Hermes
Memory is the one Hermes setup everyone argues about.
So here are 24 ways to give Hermes a memory, all in the official plugin catalog.
Cloud, fully offline, plain notes or shared across every AI you use. Pick yours.
The big names
▸ Hindsight
github.com/vectorize-io/hind…
▸ Honcho
github.com/plastic-labs/honc…
▸ mem0
github.com/mem0ai/mem0
▸ OpenViking
github.com/volcengine/OpenVi…
▸ Supermemory
github.com/supermemoryai/her…
▸ Cognee
github.com/topoteretes/cogne…
Local and private
▸ Mnemosyne
github.com/mnemosyne-oss/mne…
▸ Holographic
github.com/itpartypattaya/he…
▸ Compartment
github.com/MaxFreedomPollard…
▸ SuperLocalMemory
github.com/qualixar/superloc…
▸ ReMe
github.com/agentscope-ai/ReM…
▸ HyAtlas
github.com/tuancookiez-hub/H…
Notes, logs and wikis
▸ hwiki
github.com/ottosulin/hwiki
▸ Memory Wiki (official)
github.com/NousResearch/herm…
▸ GBrain
github.com/kerrz2020/hermes-…
▸ OptMem
github.com/rarf/optmem-herme…
▸ LCM-X
github.com/electricsheephq/l…
▸ hermes-dreaming
github.com/itpartypattaya/he…
Cloud, shared and coding
▸ Memanto
github.com/moorcheh-ai/meman…
▸ BetterDB
github.com/BetterDB-inc/moni…
▸ Memoria
github.com/matrixorigin/memo…
▸ Membase
github.com/unibaseio/membase
▸ deja-memory
github.com/vshulcz/deja-vu
▸ Sugar
github.com/roboticforce/suga…
Save this for the next time someone asks which memory to use.
Chris Bartholomew retweeted
The #1 long-term memory for Hermes? A folder of notes.
138 Hermes users answered:
▸ Obsidian / Markdown vault: 27
▸ Hindsight: 25
▸ Honcho: 22
▸ Built their own: 18
25+ tools named. Local beat cloud 28 to 2.
Memory is still anyone's game. Every system ranked below.
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toktok is the first library to have a @typesafeai jev tokenizer
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