Most AI agents forget everything between sessions. Existing memory tools store flat text or vectors — they can't answer "why was I stressed last month?" because they don't track relationships. Kioku Lite adds a Knowledge Graph on top of keyword and semantic search. Three search signals (BM25 + Vector + KG) fused via Reciprocal Rank Fusion — all in a single SQLite file. Zero Docker. Zero cloud. Fully offline. Just pip install. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and OpenClaw.
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Hey everyone! 👋 I'm Phuc, the maker of Kioku Lite.
I've been running AI agents as personal companions and mentors via Telegram. The biggest frustration: they'd forget everything between sessions. I tried existing memory solutions, but they all stored flat text or vectors — no structure, no causal reasoning.
So I built kioku-lite: a memory engine that combines BM25 keyword search + vector similarity + a Knowledge Graph, all inside a single SQLite file. No Docker, no cloud APIs, no external databases.
The key design choice: kioku-lite never calls an LLM. Your agent (which IS an LLM) extracts entities from its own context and indexes them. This keeps the engine 100% local, LLM-agnostic, and free of per-write API costs.
It ships with two built-in personas:
🤗 Companion — tracks emotions & life events
🧭 Mentor — tracks decisions & lessons learned
Setup is designed to be dead simple: copy a setup guide and paste it to your agent. The agent installs, configures, and activates kioku-lite autonomously.
📋 Setup guides:
→ Claude Code / Cursor / Windsurf: https://phuc-nt.github.io/kioku-...
→ OpenClaw + Telegram: https://phuc-nt.github.io/kioku-...
The story behind it: https://phuc-nt.github.io/kioku-...
Would love your feedback — especially on the tri-hybrid search approach and how it compares to what you're using for agent memory today!