Show HN: Open-source, Long-horizon cite-able memory for multi-agent systems
An open-source project introduces cite-able memory for multi-agent systems, allowing disparate agents to verify shared signed facts independently without trusting each other or their vendors.
The project focuses on long-horizon memory infrastructure designed for multi-agent environments. It enables agents from different vendors or models to share information securely through signed facts.
Instead of relying on a central trusted authority, each agent verifies the data independently. This approach addresses trust issues in decentralized AI systems where agents may not share the same underlying model or provider.
The system allows various devices, such as robots or surveillance equipment, to contribute to the memory pool by proving their execution history. This could facilitate more robust collaboration in complex autonomous workflows.
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