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AI agents shouldn't share ALL their knowledge. They should share exactly what governance allows — and remember it forever. Multi-agent, shared, governed memory

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ARJUN SINGH parody2 months ago

AI m hi future dekhne k liye milega aage ..

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Caura2 months ago

We believe AI has a big future-and giving agents reliable, governed memory will be a key part of making it work at scale.

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Caura2 months ago

Exactly — governed, persistent memory should be the default, not a bolt-on. That's the whole idea behind MemClaw 😄

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Caura2 months ago

Thanks for sharing! We'll take a look.

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Simran Tech2 months ago

AI agents shouldn't share ALL their knowledge. They should share exactly what governance allows and remember it forever. Multi agent shared governed memory across teams

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Caura2 months ago

Exactly. Governance determines what gets shared, memory ensures it stays useful over time.

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TheMainKrispy2 months ago

Basically what is needed is a global 1 ai data center for all memory to be stored for ai use so that neither side of humanity is at a disadvantage. This is why China claims AGI should be free. (Keep an eye out for Agnes Ai :) )

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Caura2 months ago

Shared memory is powerful, but it needs governance. Most organizations need secure, permissioned memory-not one global memory for everyone.

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Piyush Parmar2 months ago

It automated ?

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Caura2 months ago

Yes. It's a one-time setup, then everything runs automatically.

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Piyush Parmar2 months ago

Good what is monthly subscription?

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Caura2 months ago

Everything is here, including the free tier and limits:

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[email protected]2 months ago

What if they play favorites too?

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Caura2 months ago

That's exactly what governance is for. Memory follows policies and permissions, not favorites.

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Vector2 months ago

Sounds like a solid rule for keeping AI teams in check. Too much info flying around gets messy fast. Gotta have boundaries and a long memory.

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Caura2 months ago

Exactly. Long-term memory is only valuable when it's governed. The right context, shared with the right agents, at the right time.

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Vishwa Akuthota2 months ago

OpenVals is answer

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Caura2 months ago

Thanks for sharing. OpenVals looks interesting. Our focus is on governed, shared memory that lets AI agents retain and safely share context over time.

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Vishwa Akuthota2 months ago

Thank you @CauraAI

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Adv Shekhar Tripathi2 months ago

Ai में futher hai

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Rohit Gite2 months ago

Similarly AI agents should explore all tools blindly. Its our responsibility to provide controlled tools set. mewcp is comming fine grained tools controle now.

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kanishka2 months ago

Nice

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桃子🕊️2 months ago

哈哈,你这想法有意思

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aastha2 months ago

Good morning sir

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QuantumShift2 months ago

Wow

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John2 months ago

Awesome

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PD_KoDak2 months ago

미래의 AI는 ‘모든 것을 아는 AI’가 아니라, ‘무엇을 누구와 공유할지 알고, 그 지식을 안전하게 기억하는 AI’가 되어야 합니다. 이는 향후 기업의 AI 거버넌스, 데이터 보안, 내부통제, 지식관리의 핵심 과제가 될 가능성이 큽니다.

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Avnish Singh1 month ago

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Mr. 𝗡𝗔𝗹𝗼𝗻𝗲 🥀2 months ago

Right data. Right agent. Right time. That's responsible AI. 💡

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Thomas Cole2 months ago

So.. Palantir?

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Caura2 months ago

Different layer. We're building governed shared memory for AI agents, not a data platform.

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Sujata2 months ago

Good afternoon guys 😊

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