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Lossless-memory keeps every agent interaction

What's this about?

The project stores every timestamped line and retrieves relevant history rather than repeatedly replacing detail with summaries.

What exactly is lossless memory?

“Lossless” means the original record remains available even if only selected pieces enter the prompt. Retrieval can still miss relevant lines, and retaining everything creates governance obligations.

What's the community saying?

HN 62 points, 21 comments; GitHub 92 stars at fetch time.
  1. Users debate whether timestamps help persistent rules.
  2. Long histories can break prompt caches and increase cost.
  3. Several expect practical memory to require multiple specialised layers.
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