Kaleidoscope — local memory for coding agents
Your agent forgets everything between sessions: same questions, same rediscovery, same mistakes. Kaleidoscope gives it a memory that lives in a vault on your own machine. Available macOS or Linux, Node 18+.
Paste this to your agent:
"npm install @kleos-research/kaleidoscope globally, activate it with
this key <key>, then run kscope init here."
That wires up your agent — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenCode. Restart it after, then work normally: ask it to search your memory, or tell it to remember something.
Kleos Research - https://t.co/deq40ObZH3
Kaleidosocpe - https://t.co/z1bi25Gm0F
If you want to be a alpha tester please DM, I will share API keys
Kleos Research is building the layer between you and your AI Agent.
As AI agents become more capable, the real challenge is making their intelligence accessible, useful, and easy to interact with. Kleos Research is positioning itself right in that layer — connecting users with the growing world of autonomous AI.
This is more than just another AI narrative. It is focused on the interaction between humans and their agents, where the next generation of AI experiences will be built.
They launched CoPilot and are now launching Kaleidoscope memory layer for agents
C.A: 0x0a1fCBAc65270db349cb8c1EcF05810AC28ED9e8
App: https://t.co/anHD4R9pZ0
Website: https://t.co/09Z0nWii1A
$CPILOT is one to watch as the AI agent narrative continues to evolve.
Kleos Research is building the layer between you and your AI Agent.
As AI agents become more capable, the real challenge is making their intelligence accessible, useful, and easy to interact with. Kleos Research is positioning itself right in that layer — connecting users with the growing world of autonomous AI.
This is more than just another AI narrative. It is focused on the interaction between humans and their agents, where the next generation of AI experiences will be built.
They launched CoPilot and are now launching Kaleidoscope memory layer for agents
C.A: 0x0a1fCBAc65270db349cb8c1EcF05810AC28ED9e8
App: https://t.co/anHD4R9pZ0
Website: https://t.co/09Z0nWii1A
$CPILOT is one to watch as the AI agent narrative continues to evolve.
Kaleidoscope — local memory for coding agents
Your agent forgets everything between sessions: same questions, same rediscovery, same mistakes. Kaleidoscope gives it a memory that lives in a vault on your own machine. Available macOS or Linux, Node 18+.
Paste this to your agent:
"npm install @kleos-research/kaleidoscope globally, activate it with
this key <key>, then run kscope init here."
That wires up your agent — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenCode. Restart it after, then work normally: ask it to search your memory, or tell it to remember something.
Kleos Research - https://t.co/deq40ObZH3
Kaleidosocpe - https://t.co/z1bi25Gm0F
If you want to be a alpha tester please DM, I will share API keys
1/ We ran Kaleidoscope against BEAM — the long-term-memory benchmark — at both the 100K and 1M scale. 990 questions, 74,658 memories in the 1M tier.
The most useful result is one we weren't looking for: retrieving more memories doesn't produce better answers. 🧵
A better model was available at the same size. We shipped the smaller one.
The benchmark said it was 20% worse. Measured where it actually runs: 4%.
Ten encoders, five corpora, fifty quantisation configs. https://t.co/IS2Bu9Uoes
What if @mem0ai was free if you held $CPilot?
We will be publishing our benchmark for Kaleidoscope on BEAM this week. Kaleidoscope will be free for $CPilot holders.
https://t.co/cpMHuWqF1i
We ran DeepSeek V4 Flash through 4 agent harnesses (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Oh My Pi) on 30 agentic tasks.
A different harness won on each metric: success rate, cost, and speed. 🧵🧵🧵
Thank god for deepseek v4 flash,
when u are building products for adoption, cost is actually a massive factor vs using it for urself to code.
V4 flash from our internal testing is smart enough to do stuff and is 2 orders of magnitude cheaper for the end user. Makes a lot of use case viable now
More stuff for u guys to play with really soon…