SuperLocalMemory
Local-first memory system for AI agents with governance and compliance controls
Visit superlocalmemory.com ↗What is SuperLocalMemory?
SuperLocalMemory is an open-source memory layer designed for AI agents and teams that runs on your own infrastructure. It stores dated, attributable memories and retrieves them through semantic, keyword, temporal, and graph-based channels. The system includes role-based access, GDPR and EU AI Act compliance controls, and multi-workspace isolation for teams.
Version 4.0 adds bounded loops that terminate based on independent verification rather than agent self-reporting, adapters for nine AI frameworks including LangGraph and LangChain, and a multi-agent dashboard showing memory attribution and execution history. Users access it via CLI, MCP tools, or a web dashboard, with optional cloud backup and enrichment features available as explicit opt-ins.
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