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dsh-okf-memory

zhi-qi/dsh-okf-memory

会话记忆 → OKF 知识沉淀插件:预测驱动的神经自我学习记忆系统。把会话中高价值内容按 OKF v0.1 规范沉淀为长期记忆,跨会话自动唤起。Session-to-OKF memory plugin with neuro-self-learning (predictive recall, uncertainty-driven capture, reinforcement feedback).

28 giorni faMemoriaMIT
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llm-wiki (dsh)

sidleo/llm-wiki

Portable agent knowledge base in plain OKF v0.2 Markdown: 13 wiki_* read/write tools, progressive disclosure, backlinks, gated writes via AGENTS.md rules, auto index/log maintenance, linting, and named multi-bundle switching (session-level or global).

112 ore faMemoriaMIT
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dsh-topics-memory

fan56/dsh-topics-memory

dsh-plugin: quality-first topic memory for dsh — a topic keeps the starting question, conclusion, impact and dependencies, not the process; local-first git-traced OKF bundle, budgeted LLM-free injection

013 giorni faGit e code review
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dsh-memory-vault (memory-mcp)

luisarg03/dsh-memory-vault

Bridges the agent to a persistent OKF memory vault over MCP stdio: a Python server (SQLite FTS5 + Markdown) with 10 tools for searching and storing decisions, facts, learnings, conventions, profiles and sources.

0ieriMemoriaMIT
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dsh-memory-vault (memory-auto)

luisarg03/dsh-memory-vault

Session-memory autopilot: watches DSH sessions and extracts OKF entries in-process through the harness LLM (ctx.llm, deepseek-official by default) at idle, commit, compaction and end checkpoints, storing them via the vault MCP server.

0ieriMemoriaMIT
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dsh-okf

1-cellbio/dsh-okf

DeepSeek Harness plugin: ingest research PDFs into a citable OKF markdown library, then search, graph, measure coverage, and write surveys in the same conversation

0mese scorsoStrumenti e capacità
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dsh-okf-knowledge

jianghuife/dsh-okf-knowledge

Project knowledge base plugin for DeepSeek Harness: Open Knowledge Format (OKF) bundles per project, agent search/read tools, a Web UI browser/editor, and a bundled OKF authoring skill

0mese scorsoMemoriaMIT