Shared, not siloed
Many agents read and write one memory. What one learns, the next can use, with no orchestrator in between.
Human memory for AI.
What makes it different
Many agents read and write one memory. What one learns, the next can use, with no orchestrator in between.
Who wrote it, when, and who has read it. Nothing surfaces without a source you can check.
Structure, association, strengthening, and forgetting are copied from how people remember, not bolted on.
How Pesto works
Every night, Pesto sleeps on what it learned, the way a person does.
A memory is archived only after its summary proves it can answer the same questions. If it fails, the original stays. Nothing is hard-deleted.
Each memory is broken into goals, people, feeling, timing, and constraints. Retrieval matches on that structure.
Memories your agents use grow stronger. Ignored ones fade. When one surfaces, the memories linked to it come along.
Help build it.