OPENCODE GETS LOCAL, PERSISTENT MEMORY WITH A MEMPALACE PLUGIN
OpenCode gets persistent, local memory via a MemPalace plugin that saves chats and a lightweight knowledge graph. This TypeScript plugin auto-saves every OpenC...
OpenCode gets persistent, local memory via a MemPalace plugin that saves chats and a lightweight knowledge graph.
This TypeScript plugin auto-saves every OpenCode turn to MemPalace’s local vector store, with background indexing and no cloud or cron needed. It hooks chat.message and session.idle to persist dialogue and extract facts into a small knowledge graph, aiming for fast, private recall details.
Setup is a few file edits (plugin entry, MCP command, instructions) and a restart. The net effect: assistants can reuse prior context and decisions across sessions without touching external services guide.
Local, persistent memory means fewer re-prompts and faster iterations for internal agents.
Keeping history off-cloud reduces privacy and compliance headaches.
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Measure retrieval accuracy/latency versus a stateless baseline on recent project chats and decisions.
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Stress-test memory growth: index size, search speed, and startup time with thousands of turns.
Legacy codebase integration strategies...
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If you already use OpenCode internally, pilot the plugin in a sandbox and align storage paths with data retention policies.
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Add lightweight redaction before persistence to avoid storing sensitive identifiers.
Fresh architecture paradigms...
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Design agents around a local RAG layer from day one; treat MemPalace as the default session store.
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Model key entities for the knowledge graph (services, runbooks, incidents) to improve targeted recall.
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