Memora
AI coding agent. Single binary. Any model. Full audit trail.
Memora launched on May 5, 2026 with 4 votes, #2,419 of 20,538 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
Memora indexes your Obsidian vault into a claim graph. AI tools cite claim IDs, a validator re-reads source spans before output ships, hallucinated citations get rejected. Surfaces decisions, contradictions, and stale dependencies across notes. Open source.
Memora is a local verification layer for AI memory. It re-reads the source span behind every citation and recomputes its hash, then rejects anything the source does not contain. Single Rust binary, MCP-native, Apache-2.0.
Memora is the independent check that proves your AI's citations are real. It re-reads the exact source span behind every citation, recomputes its hash, and rejects anything the source does not contain before the answer ships. Deterministic and provider-agnostic: it verifies any model over your own sources, and never asks a second model to grade the first. Run it in CI, in your eval suite, or at request time. RAG over notes, second-brain wrappers, and agent memory layers retrieve text and then trust the model to quote it faithfully. When it invents a meeting, misquotes a decision, or cites a source that does not contain the claim, there is no structural defense. You catch the hallucination…from radotsvetkov.github.io
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