Dev builds persistent memory system for AI agents (269 files, 624 tests) but can't find who'd pay
Additional-Ladder-24 · reddit · 2026-10-25
A Reddit developer showcased EDP v5, an AI memory and retrieval system featuring working/episodic/semantic memory, hybrid BM25 + vector retrieval, session-aware context, memory provenance with confidence tracking, context compression, and automated evaluation (269 Python files, 624 passing tests). Still needing security hardening and production validation, the author asks the community where current memory solutions fall short, which delivery form they'd prefer (self-hosted, library, API, integration), whether anyone has actually paid for persistent AI memory, and whether to open-source or commercialize.
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