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@shaaaauuuuun @ellen_in_sf @deshrajdry join us :) mem0.ai/careers

@mem0ai @ellen_in_sf @deshrajdry You guys seem like genuinely awesome people

Great vibes at Claude Code SF Builders Meetup @ mem0 HQ

We made a conversation starter card for tech bros for socializing (or first dates 👀) For when your brain 404s mid-convo
(or memory leaks) just pull this out 😂
 who wants one?

@waghnakh_21 @deshrajdry give us some idea; what we should put in our merch ? ☺️

@deshrajdry @mem0ai great vibe but tbh your t-shirt designer could have done a better job

We love having our builders in our community events! @mem0ai

@waghnakh_21 @deshrajdry what do you mean ? it’s funny 👀😂

“Your agent needs memory the way Jensen Huang needs his leather jacket” 🤣👍 — good one, @mem0ai!

@vivilinsv @taranjeetio Thank you for coming!

Feeling the Claude Builders meetup vibe in #SF 😉🤗 Thank you @mem0ai @taranjeetio for organizing such a lovely event!

@vivilinsv see you!

See you tomorrow Claude fam! 🤗🌹 Thank you @mem0ai for bringing us together. ❤️

@vivilinsv See you!

@mem0ai Wonderful, count me in please :) 😊

Calling SF builders 🍜 We’re hosting a community meetup: Claude Code Builders Lunch If you're building coding agents or experimenting with AI dev tools, come hang. Let your Claude Code run while we grab lunch. Lunch is on us.

@romir_jain hope you can come next time!

@mem0ai this is sick. been using claude code to build a pre-commit risk analysis extension — the coding agent loop is wild when you just let it run. wish I was in SF for this

Mem0 OSS Weekly Update March 9–13 43 PRs. 13 merged. 60 issues closed. 263 Contributors. Big week for stability + ecosystem. • Auto-detect embedding dimensions → fixes Qdrant mismatches across providers • OpenAI embedder baseURL fix → resolved multiple long-standing issues • Migrated to better-sqlite3 → fixed native binding + reliability issues • Mem0 now live as a Claude Code skill Shoutout to top contributors: u/giulio-leone u/gamahuli03 u/gutkarsh240799 u/gkartik-mem0 More coming next week ☺️

RSVP ↓ luma.com/fh6r1t3n?tk=5D…

Skills give coding agents context on how to use installed tools. If you already have mem0 installed, nothing changes in your logic; the agent just understands it better and follows the official docs when making tweaks instead of guessing from general model in coding agent. If you already use mem0, your mem0 logic stays the same, this will improve the dev experience!

@mem0ai For those of us that have already installed the plugin will this make any difference

Mem0 Skills are now live on skills sh Add persistent memory to your AI agents in minutes with plug-and-play skills. Build agents that actually remember.

@joshuaday @bhandary thanks! 🫶 fixed on new update

@bhandary @mem0ai `openclaw plugins update` to grab the latest version. recent updates made the plugin loader stricter about package exports so older plugins that shipped ./index.ts without compiling to js break on load. if update doesn’t fix it `openclaw doctor --fix` can catch the rest

@bhandary we just updated it! thanks for bringing it up!

@mem0ai Is the plugin broken with the latest OpenClaw v3.12 version? Getting an error during installation. The error implies that the plugin package has a misconfigured entry point. The extension is trying to load ./index.ts but the installed package doesn't include it.

@huntclubhero @herohalldon let us know what you think!

@mem0ai Yoooo @herohalldon please read this article and install this mem0 plugin, host it locally. Unless it looks iffy in which case let me know why.

@evilcassieroll @openclaw Yes!🙌

@mem0ai @openclaw memory is the difference between tools that help and tools that remember they helped. the second one scales better.

AI agents are missing one critical layer: memory. Give @openclaw persistent memory in ~30 seconds with this Mem0 plugin 👇

@ryan_tech_lab yes! we want to democratize the memory layer to everyone who build AI apps :)

@mem0ai Persistent memory is the piece that separates agents that feel useful from agents that just feel impressive in a demo. The plug-and-play approach is the right call - memory architecture shouldn't require a PhD to implement correctly.