Memory Systems

Memori

Open-source memory engine for LLM apps and agents that need persistent context injection.

Apache-2.0 License
Open sourceSelf-hostedAPI
Memori Apache-2.0 License gibsonai.github.io verified 2026-04-19
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Memori overview

Memori is an open-source memory engine from GibsonAI for giving LLM applications and agents persistent memory, context injection, and configurable recall behavior.

Focused memory engine

Memori centers on memory behavior rather than broad workflow orchestration.

A focused engine is easier to embed into existing applications.

Persistent context injection

The docs describe memory concepts for injecting relevant context into interactions.

Agents become more useful when recall happens at the right moment.

Apache-2.0 open-source release

Public materials describe Memori as Apache-2.0 open source.

Permissive licensing helps teams experiment without early legal friction.
Use cases

When to use Memori

Conversational memory

Remember preferences and prior facts across user conversations.

Agent task context

Inject previous task details when an agent resumes work.

Memory library evaluation

Compare a focused memory engine against heavier agent platforms.

Compare

How it compares

Memori is a lighter memory layer vs full agent platforms

Use Memori when you want memory inside an existing app rather than adopting a whole agent runtime.

FAQ

Questions

What should I check before using Memori?

Test Memori with repeated sessions. Add facts, update them, ask for recall, inspect retrieval behavior, and verify deletion or scoping controls before storing sensitive user or project memory.

Is Memori open source?

Memori is listed with Apache-2.0 based on the official source links in this profile. Re-check the repository, model card, or docs before production use.

Who should evaluate Memori?

Memori is most worth evaluating for developers adding memory to LLM applications.

Tags

Capabilities

memorycontext retrievalstate managementopen sourceself hostedself hosted aipersonal memory