okf agent memory - git-native memory for coding agents
About OKF Agent Memory
Persistent memory for coding agents kept as plain files in your repository rather than in a vector database. It implements Google's OKF v0.2 specification with progressive disclosure, so the agent pulls in only the slice of memory a task needs instead of paying for the whole store on every request, and retrieval uses BM25 rather than embeddings. Because the memory is git-native it diffs, reviews and reverts like the rest of your code, and it publishes its own security documentation, which is unusual for a tool whose entire job is persisting context to disk.
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Memory lives in the repository as plain files, so it diffs and reverts like code
Implements Google's OKF v0.2 specification rather than a bespoke format
Progressive disclosure: the agent loads the slice it needs, not the whole store
BM25 retrieval, so there is no embedding model or vector database to run
Publishes its own security documentation, which most tools in this category do not
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