
Khaos Brain
Local predictive memory for AI agents
What it does
Khaos Brain is a local-first predictive memory system for AI agents. It turns task experience, preferences, workflow lessons, and skill-use evidence into visible Git-versioned cards. Agents retrieve relevant cards before work, write observations afterward, and Sleep/Dream/Architect maintenance keeps the library reviewable instead of becoming a black-box memory store.
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