Kernel Memory (^2)

Caution

This is an active research project. It is evolving rapidly and may change without notice. Use at your own risk. See Disclaimer.

KM² is a full rewrite of the initial research prototype, informed by lessons learned from the first iteration and by adjacent work in this space.

The previous codebase remains in the repo for reference only.

Both versions exist purely as research projects used to explore new ideas and gather feedback from the community.

What’s next

An important aspect of KM² is how we are building the next memory prototype. In parallel, our team is developing Amplifier, a platform for metacognitive AI engineering. We use Amplifier to build Amplifier itself — and in the same way, we are using Amplifier to build the next generation of Kernel Memory.

KM² will focus on the following areas, which will be documented in more detail when ready:

• quality of content generated
• privacy
• collaboration

Disclaimer

Important

This is experimental software. Expect things to break.

• Contributions are not accepted at this stage
• No stability or compatibility guarantees
• Pin specific commits if you need consistency
• Intended as a learning resource, not production-ready software
• No support provided - see SUPPORT.md

Contributors

dluc	marcominerva	anthonypuppo	crickman	TaoChenOSU	cherchyk
kbeaugrand	alexmg	alkampfergit	dependabot[bot]	slorello89	xbotter
westdavidr	luismanez	afederici75	koteus	amomra	lecramr
chaelli	pawarsum12	aaronpowell	alexibraimov	akordowski	coryisakson
DM-98	EelcoKoster	GraemeJones104	imranshams	jurepurgar	JustinRidings
Foorcee	v-msamovendyuk	qihangnet	neel015	pascalberger	pradeepr-roboticist
setuc	slapointe	spenavajr	tarekgh	teresaqhoang	tomasz-skarzynski
Valkozaur	vicperdana	walexee	aportillo83	carlodek	KSemenenko
roldengarm	snakex64