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  <title>Jottings of Vishal - hierarchical-memory</title>
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    <title>Working on something in public!</title>
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    <summary>Working on something in public! I call it Open Reverie.
It&apos;s a place for your reveries. A companion agent harness with hierarchical tiered memory so it remembers a lot of what you&apos;ve shared, and helps you reflect on it, come back to things, and build a graph of your thoughts. 

This was thought of as an extension to [Ruminate](https://ruminate.life) a few months ago, and as the librarian in [Murmur](https://murmur.you), but now it&apos;s also an open source harness for anyone to use.

Would love code &amp; idea contributions from people!</summary>
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