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Giving AI agents long-term memory without eating up all your VRAM (Hillock v0.5)

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Hey everyone, One of the biggest headaches with building local agent workflows is managing persistent memory without blowing through your VRAM budget. Pulling in heavy vector databases and using LLM calls just to parse state changes gets expensive fast. I built Hillock as a lightweight neuro-symbol…

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  1. 2026-08-23 20:04 · r/AI_Agents
    Giving AI agents long-term memory without eating up all your VRAM (Hillock v0.5)

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