Re:Show HN: Engram – Persistent memory for AI coding agents ...
by remembradev on Sunday March 08, 2026 @09:54AM
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Great work on Engram. The consolidation and contradiction detection features are smart additions - episodic to semantic is exactly how human memory works.
We've been working on a similar problem with Remembra and hit 100% on LoCoMo with a different approach: entity graphs + temporal decay. The insight was that knowing WHO you're talking about (resolving 'Mr. Kim' to 'David Kim') matters as much as what was said.
Curious about your spreading activation implementation - are you doing this at query time or pre-computing the graph connections?
We've been working on a similar problem with Remembra and hit 100% on LoCoMo with a different approach: entity graphs + temporal decay. The insight was that knowing WHO you're talking about (resolving 'Mr. Kim' to 'David Kim') matters as much as what was said.
Curious about your spreading activation implementation - are you doing this at query time or pre-computing the graph connections?
If you want to compare notes: https://github.com/remembra-ai/remembra