Hillock: Local Neuro-Symbolic Memory Engine Running in <1.2GB VRAM
roandejager5 · hn · 2026-08-14
A developer open-sourced Hillock, a local neuro-symbolic memory engine. Its core advantage is being highly lightweight, consuming less than 1.2GB of VRAM during operation, making it ideal for providing long-term memory support to AI applications or agents on local devices.
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