AI Memory as Lock-In: One User Keeps Memories in Own Files via Hermes Agent
alexcovo_eth · x · 2026-11-01
Replying to a discussion on AI memory as a potential strong form of tech lock-in, the user shares their approach: regardless of which AI surface they use (e.g. Grok Bot), they have it write to their own file directories and pass all context and pointers to NousResearch's Hermes Agent — keeping provenance over their memories and learning rather than being locked into one platform.
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