Using Jev, the 'System One' classifier, to speed up self-hosted agent memory
FUNdationOne · reddit · 2026-09-20
The author is building Memry, a free open-source self-hosted agent memory system that keeps your lifetime of memories on your own SSD instead of OpenAI/Anthropic's servers. This week they started integrating Jev — a 'System One' model that classifies and routes instead of generating text, two orders of magnitude cheaper and faster — and report it speeds up entity merging, tagging, decay assertions, and retrieval reranking, with confidence scores enabling clear decision thresholds. Details in their Medium write-up.
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