Just published AI-IQ — a persistent memory system for local AI agents that goes beyond simple vector stores.
Most memory tools are "store embedding, retrieve embedding." AI-IQ adds a cognitive layer:
- **Beliefs** with confidence scores (0-1) that update via Bayesian inference
- **Predictions** you can resolve — the system propagates updates through a causal knowledge graph
- **Dream mode** — autonomous consolidation (merges duplicates, resolves expired predictions, detects contradictions)
- **Self-learning** — tracks what search results you actually use, auto-tunes retrieval weights
- **Identity layer** — discovers behavioral patterns from your decisions
All in a single SQLite file. FTS5 + sqlite-vec hybrid search. Zero cloud. Zero vendor lock-in.
```
pip install ai-iq
```
Been running it in production for 2 months with Claude Code (322 memories, 53 graph entities, 477 tests). Every decision, bug fix, and architecture choice — remembered and reasoned about.
The comparison to other tools is in the README: https://github.com/kobie3717/ai-iq
MIT licensed. Contributions welcome — CONTRIBUTING.md has good first issues.
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