Chiron beta: local vector-DB memory that shows zero degradation at 125M tokens
MadScienceSoftware · reddit · 2026-11-14
A Reddit user launched the beta of Chiron, a locally-run vector database memory system with a 2-week free trial.
Key points:
- Designed as a memory system, it shows no degradation past 100M+ tokens, working more like an auto-categorizing library
- In BEAM evals, scores stayed flat after adding 25M and then 125M tokens (the entire US federal code plus more)
- Works best with Claude Code: a hook queries relevant memory snippets on user message submit, before the AI even asks
- The author uses it to power a financial research swarm of 40 agents that read daily news, store findings, and feed advisor agents writing reports
Site: chironmemory.com
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