// OWNER · rohitg00 · REPO SNAPSHOT
rohitg00
#1 Persistent memory for AI coding agents based on real-world benchmarks
//STAR HISTORY · 12M
Open-source memory layer for AI agents with persistent context storage.
A single-repository signal with GitHub presence but zero cross-platform traction. Ranked #25 in GitHub's pool of 100 tracked repos, yet completely absent from Hacker News, Twitter/X, Reddit, Product Hunt, Dev.to, and Bluesky. The score of 8.4B appears to be a raw composite metric, not normalized engagement.
Why now: Nothing specific — appears as routine GitHub activity in a noisy pool where 89.5% of items are single-source.
- Only 1 of 8 monitored sources (GitHub) shows any signal for this repository
- Zero presence on HN, X/Twitter, Reddit, Product Hunt, Dev.to, Bluesky despite those platforms being active in pool
- GitHub rank 25/100 with normalized score 0.2 suggests modest velocity, not breakout traction
- 179 of 200 pool items are single_source — this is typical background noise, not exception
Considerations: GitHub-only signals are common for early-stage or personal projects that never achieve broader developer mindshare. The massive raw score (8.4B) versus low normalized score (0.2) suggests metric inflation or sparse comparison pool. No evidence of production adoption, case studies, or community discussion beyond the repo itself.
EMERGING SIGNAL · Ignore: No action warranted until at least 2-3 additional sources show independent signal; monitor if GitHub rank sustains top-10 for 14+ days.
Sources: GitHub: rohitg00/agentmemory
Methodology: synthesized from this project's own documentation, live GitHub data, third-party coverage, and multi-platform signal convergence — by AISO.tools.
// RELATED REPOS · CROSS-SOURCE OVERLAP
▌ FAQ · answers from the data spine
What is rohitg00/agentmemory?
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When was agentmemory created? When was the last update?
How do I install agentmemory?
git clone https://github.com/rohitg00/agentmemory.gitThen follow the README in the cloned directory.
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