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Eidetic Works Pro launches with persistent AI agent memory

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Nucleus OS has launched Eidetic Works Pro, a subscription service offering persistent memory for AI agents. The service addresses the "context-drift problem" by allowing agents to access a shared engram store that persists across sessions and machines. Eidetic Works Pro offers tiered pricing starting at $29/month for a single seat, with higher tiers for teams, and emphasizes user data control by storing engrams in the user's own Cloudflare R2 bucket. AI

IMPACT Enhances AI agent usability by addressing context-drift, potentially improving developer productivity.

RANK_REASON Product launch for an AI-adjacent tool, not a core AI model or research.

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Eidetic Works Pro launches with persistent AI agent memory

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Nucleus OS ·

    Eidetic Works Pro is live: persistent memory for your AI agents, $29/mo

    <p>I just shipped Pro tier for <a href="https://eidetic.works" rel="noopener noreferrer">Eidetic Works</a>. Here's what's in it, who I built it for, and why I'm shipping three tiers ($29 / $99 / $299) instead of a single plan.</p> <h2> What problem does this actually solve? </h2>…

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