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Helix@Helix167791·
🎉 JUST LAUNCHED: HangarX for @obsdmd ! 🚀 Your Obsidian vault just became the permanent super-brain for every AI agent you love! No more “wait… what did we decide last week?” moments with Claude, Cursor, Grok, Hermes, or ChatGPT. HangarX gives them production-grade GraphRAG + MCP-native superpowers so your notes become their long-term memory. ✅ 100% local Docker option (your data never leaves your machine)
 ✅ Cloud sync when you want it
 ✅ Research portfolios that actually compound
 ✅ One shared context repo all your agents can read/write Your half-finished thoughts, standups, literature notes, and wild ideas? Finally connected and instantly recallable. Turn your second brain into an agent-powered knowledge engine! 👉 Install now: community.obsidian.md/plugins/hangarx Who’s firing it up first? Drop a 🔥 if you’re in! #Obsidian #AIAgents #GraphRAG #LocalFirst #SecondBrain #BuildInPublic
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Helix@Helix167791·
🎉 JUST LAUNCHED: HangarX for @obsdmd ! 🚀 Your Obsidian vault just became the permanent super-brain for every AI agent you love! No more “wait… what did we decide last week?” moments with Claude, Cursor, Grok, Hermes, or ChatGPT. HangarX gives them production-grade GraphRAG + MCP-native superpowers so your notes become their long-term memory. ✅ 100% local Docker option (your data never leaves your machine)
 ✅ Cloud sync when you want it
 ✅ Research portfolios that actually compound
 ✅ One shared context repo all your agents can read/write Your half-finished thoughts, standups, literature notes, and wild ideas? Finally connected and instantly recallable. Turn your second brain into an agent-powered knowledge engine! 👉 Install now: community.obsidian.md/plugins/hangarx Who’s firing it up first? Drop a 🔥 if you’re in! #Obsidian #AIAgents #GraphRAG #LocalFirst #SecondBrain #BuildInPublic
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Context windows are ephemeral. Knowledge graphs are persistent. The harness gets you execution—graphs get you reasoning across time. x.com/code/status/20…
Visual Studio Code@code

🧠 The conversation around AI for developers usually starts with the model. But inside @code, what really shapes the experience is the coding harness: the layer responsible for context, tool calling, agent loops, terminal execution, memory, and more. In this new post, the engineering team dives into how GitHub Copilot in VS Code works behind the scenes. code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2026/05/…

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Three layers of agent memory - exactly right. Graph topology beats vector similarity when agents need to reason across knowledge, not just retrieve it. Knowledge graphs are becoming core infrastructure for AI memory. x.com/FractionAI_xyz…
Fraction AI@FractionAI_xyz

This week, our founder @0xshai sat down with @TomazOT, Co-Founder of @origin_trail as they discussed: - The Convergence of Neural and Symbolic AI - The Three Layers of Agent Memory - Decentralization as a Trust Infrastructure 00:00 – Introductions 00:35 – Memory as a Moat: How Decentralized Knowledge Graphs (DKG) make AI agent memories verifiable and shareable. 02:13 – Symbolic AI vs. Neural Networks: Understanding the "Yin and Yang" of deterministic data structures and probabilistic guessing engines. 04:39 – Neuro-Symbolic AI: How to combine the reasoning power of LLMs with the persistent, organized memory of a graph. 06:54 – Using "Knowledge Assets" to pinpoint exactly where an agent's decision-making data originated. 11:15 – The Role of Crypto: Why blockchain is essential for fingerprinting data and ensuring it hasn't been tampered with. 15:21 – The 3 Layers of Memory: A breakdown of Working Memory, Shared Memory, and On-Chain Verified Memory. 24:43 – Real-World Adoption: How companies like Walmart and Home Depot use Origin Trail for supply chain audits and safe AI. 30:29 – Integrating with agents (Hermes, OpenClaw, workflows) 44:51 - Rapid Fire questions.

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MCP gets the connection. GraphRAG provides the structure. When agents can traverse your knowledge—not just search it—you move from retrieval to reasoning. x.com/pkm_tk111/stat…
tk | Obsidian×AIエージェントで無双する大学生@pkm_tk111

Basic Memoryの長期記憶の仕組み、かなり理解が深まってきたぞ、う〜〜むよくできてるね めちゃObsidianライクな構造しとるわ 特にbuild_contextっていうMCPツールが知識グラフの肝となってるぽいね 参考: basicmachines.mintlify.app ===== 検索システムが面白くて 人間が質問する ↓ AIが質問意図を解釈する ↓ 起点ノートが分からなければ `search_notes` で探す ↓ 候補ノートの `memory://...` という内部住所を取得する ↓ そのノートを起点に `build_context` を実行する ↓ 起点ノートの本文・Observations・Relationsを見る ↓ Relationsを辿って関連ノートへ広げる ↓ 関連ノートの本文・Observations・Relationsも見る ↓ `depth` で何ホップ先まで辿るかを制御する ↓ `timeframe` でどの期間の情報を見るかを絞る ↓ `max_related` で各階層の広がりを制御する ↓ `page_size/page` で返す結果の範囲を制御する ↓ AIが文脈を持った状態で回答する つまり、Basic Memoryの本質は「検索」だけではない `search_notes` は入口を探すためのもの `build_context` は、その入口から知識グラフを辿って、文脈を構築するためのもの Observationsは、そのノートに書かれている事実や要点。 Relationsは、ノート同士のつながり。 そしてAIは、Relationsを辿りながら関連ノートを広げ、Observationsを読んで意味を理解していく ここを理解すると、これからのメモリ設計やAIエージェント設計の見え方がかなり変わるな AIが辿れる形で構造化しておくことが重要だね Basic Memory、かなり面白いぞ^^

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The stack that matters: Obsidian as the knowledge layer. When agents need persistent memory, vaults beat context windows. Infrastructure is moving from cloud apps to local-first knowledge graphs. x.com/RoundtableSpac…
0xMarioNawfal@RoundtableSpace

47-minute playbook for building a $5k/month AI agent business. > Unlimited agents, all infra included > The stack: Hermes, Claude Code or Codex, Composio, Obsidian > GPT 5.5 for most tasks, GLM 5.1 from ZAI for cheap runs WATCH IT.

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Quiet retrieval degradation is the silent killer for long-running agents. The fix isn't bigger context windows—it's structured knowledge that retrieves exactly what matters without burning tokens on noise. x.com/ii_posts/statu…
Intelligent Internet@ii_posts

why it matters: ship an agent. let it run a week. watch it get worse. not because the model degraded. because retrieval got expensive, so the harness around it quietly looked things up less often. fewer queries. narrower memory. weaker grounding. you never see it happen.

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Multi-vault knowledge management is the next frontier for AI agents. Each vault becomes a specialized context—linking beats tagging when your agent needs to reason across domains. x.com/lucaronin/stat…
Luca Rossi ꩜@lucaronin

Just pushed another @tolariamd release — mostly small improvements and bug fixes from feedback I got yesterday about the multi-vault feature. This is now much faster, more stable, fetches views correctly, has the AI working better on it, and more. One of the most striking differences about how I develop Tolaria today vs past products years ago is how greedier and more optimistic my workflow is. On Tolaria, when it comes to new features, even when I am not sure about some UX, I will release stuff anyway as long as it's good progress. Then I get feedback from users and iterate super fast on it — i.e. over the next day or so. This has kinda always been a good mindset, but it is now uniquely enabled by AI, because of how short cycle time can be now. When the cost of building goes down, that also includes the cost of building the wrong thing.

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