Releases: crypto-Lin/AI-Memory-System
v1.0.0 — Initial Architecture Release
Overview
v1.0.0 marks the first stable release of the Local-first AI Memory System.
This project demonstrates a schema-driven architecture for converting raw dialog into structured memory artifacts that can be deterministically rebuilt over time.
The system is designed as a transparent and reproducible memory pipeline rather than a black-box storage mechanism.
Architecture Highlights
• Contract-first memory artifacts using stable JSON schemas
• Dialog → Facts → Topic Memory → Global Memory pipeline
• Append-only storage model enabling deterministic rebuilds
• Versioned prompt specifications acting as schema compilers
• Local-first design without dependency on external vector databases
Key Design Principles
Rebuildable Memory
Higher-level memory layers can always be regenerated from lower-level artifacts.
Schema Stability
All outputs follow explicit JSON contracts to prevent format drift.
Append-only Traceability
Every memory entry remains auditable and reproducible.
Repository Structure
memory/
├─ src/memory_app/ Core memory pipeline implementation
├─ prompts/ Versioned prompt definitions
├─ examples/ Example dialogs and generated artifacts
├─ docs/ Architecture documentation
├─ settings.json System configuration template
└─ README.md Project overview
Intended Use
This repository is primarily intended as:
• a reference architecture for AI memory systems
• an example of schema-driven LLM pipelines
• a demonstration of AI systems engineering practices
Future Directions
Potential future iterations may include:
• evaluation pipelines for memory extraction quality
• structured memory query interfaces
• integration with AI workflow orchestration systems
Initial development completed in 16 days as a focused architecture prototype.