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Most AI Frameworks Give Agents a Context Window, Not a Memory. Here’s How We Fixed It.

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Introducing Actrone Memory: open-source, local-first memory for AI agents Every agent demo looks the same after the second exchange. Say your name, get a friendly reply, refresh the page, and the agent has no idea who you are. Most frameworks hand an agent a context window, not a memory: kill the process and it forgets everything it just learned. We kept rebuilding the same missing layer across project after project, so we built it once, properly, and today we are giving it away. Two tiers, not one big bucket Actrone Memory splits memory the way a person actually recalls things: a hot tier for

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Most AI Frameworks Give Agents a Context Window, Not a Memory. Here’s How We Fixed It. · ShortSingh