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- - -Six systems, working as one memory. Sweep across to open each one.
+Five memory types, each with its own decay curve. Episodic, semantic, procedural, self model, and introspective. Every memory knows what kind it is.
+ +Memories fade at honest rates. Episodic at 7% a day, semantic at 2%, procedural at 3%, self model at 1%. A passing detail goes before who the agent is.
+ +Clude replays and compresses memory over time, merging duplicates and resolving contradictions while the agent is idle. Consolidation runs on its own.
+ +Bonds connect memories by cause, support, and contradiction. Recall traverses the graph, never a flat list, so context arrives already connected.
+ +Lateral recall. Clude surfaces the unexpected but relevant memory, the productive swerve that sparks a connection the agent would not have asked for.
+ +Export and move memory between agents. Not a service you depend on. Infrastructure you own, portable and verifiable on chain.
+ +Each type carries its own decay rate, so an agent forgets a passing detail far faster than who it is. The curve below each type is its real forgetting rate.
+On HaluMem, Clude records a 1.96% hallucination rate. The next best memory system reaches 15.2%.
+Use the TypeScript SDK directly, or wire Clude into any MCP client. Zero API keys, zero network, local first.
+npx @clude/mcp
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