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Dev tools · February 26, 2026

DeltaMemory

Most AI agents forget everything between sessions. We built DeltaMemory to fix that. It's a cognitive memory layer that gives agents persistent recall, automatic fact extraction, and temporal reasoning — via a single SDK call. Key numbers: - 89% accuracy on LoCoMo long-term conversation benchmark - 50ms p50 retrieval latency - 97% cost reduction vs raw token re-processing Open source SDKs, works with any LLM stack. Currently in early access. Happy to answer questions about the architecture, benchmark methodology, or how we handle knowledge graphs.

DeltaMemory launched on February 26, 2026 with 104 votes, #341 of 16,628 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.

What it does

AI agents are getting smarter, but they still forget everything between sessions. We built DeltaMemory because we kept hitting that wall. Not a vector DB, not RAG, a real memory layer that extracts facts, builds a knowledge graph, and actually learns over time. Rust native. #1 on LoCoMo. 2x faster than Mem0 and other alternatives. 97% cheaper at scale.

DeltaMemory gives enterprise implementation teams a living, source-backed memory of every customer project, and surfaces what needs attention before it becomes a problem.

A living, source-backed record of every customer project. DeltaMemory preserves what was promised, decided, changed, and learned, and surfaces what needs attention before it becomes a problem. Enterprise implementations do not fail because a document is missing. They fail because the real state of a project is scattered across systems and people. When ownership changes or a deal escalates, the truth has to be reconstructed under pressure. A current, source-backed brief that leads with what matters most: open commitments, recent changes, and unresolved blockers. Not a flat dump of the record. DeltaMemory captures explicit and implicit commitments from meetings, chat, email, and tickets. It…from deltamemory.com

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