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SKV project offers unified, user-owned memory for AI assistants

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SKV is a new, MIT-licensed project aiming to provide a unified, user-owned memory for AI assistants. Unlike current tools where each AI's memory is siloed and often lost when switching applications, SKV offers a hosted server that agents can connect to via various protocols like MCP or REST. This allows a single memory to be accessed across different AI tools, ensuring consistency and preventing agents from contradicting previous information. AI

IMPACT Could streamline user experience by enabling consistent AI memory across different applications.

RANK_REASON A new project introduces a novel technical approach to managing AI memory, but it is not a release from a frontier lab or a significant industry-wide move.

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SKV project offers unified, user-owned memory for AI assistants

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Deniz Chavdarov ·

    Your AI's memory should be yours, not the vendor's: how SKV works

    <p>Every chat assistant now has some kind of "memory". The problem is where it lives. What Claude knows about you stays in Claude. What ChatGPT knows stays in ChatGPT. Cursor starts each project with no idea what you decided last week. Switch tools, or just open a new chat, and y…

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