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Agent memory you can 'git blame' and how OKF4net grew into a zero-dependency .NET toolkit

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Most answers to "give my AI agent long-term memory" hand you an opaque vector store: embeddings in a database you can't read, can't diff, and can't easily redact. I wanted the opposite : memory I can open in an editor, review in a pull request, and 'git blame' line by line. That itch is what pushed…

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  1. 2026-09-04 05:51 · DEV Community — AI
    Agent memory you can 'git blame' and how OKF4net grew into a zero-dependency .NET toolkit

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