I got tired of rebuilding image memory in every AI app, so I made it a 2-call API. Roast it.
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Solo founder from India. Every AI app I built needed the same thing: remember the images a user uploaded, and answer questions about them later. I kept rebuilding the same stack: store → extract → embed → retrieve → isolate per user. So I turned it into an API. Two calls: await behavr.remember({ fi…
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I got tired of rebuilding image memory in every AI app, so I made it a 2-call API. Roast it.
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