Re:Remembra – Open-source semantic memory for AI agents
by freshvybz on Wednesday March 11, 2026 @08:31AM
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I’ve actually been looking for something like this. I’m building an AI-driven trading bot and one of the biggest problems is persistent memory between runs keeping context about past decisions, signals, and strategy adjustments. Curious if something like this could handle that type of use case.
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Re:Remembra – Open-source semantic memory for AI agents
by remembradev on Wednesday March 11, 2026 @08:37AM
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Yes! Trading bots are actually one of the use cases we had in mind.
Remembra can store: - Trade decisions with reasoning ("went long NQ at 21450 because of MACD divergence") - Pattern recognition across sessions ("round number rejections working 72% in low VIX") - Regime context (track when strategies work vs don't) - Entity extraction pulls out tickers, levels, signals automatically
The key is semantic recall - your bot can query "what worked last time we saw this setup?" and get relevant past trades, not just keyword matches.
Self-hosted so your trading data stays private. Happy to help you get set up if you want to try it: docs.remembra.dev