Most agent “memory” setups fail the same three ways:
Chat becomes the record. The whole vault gets dumped into context. Tools write files before you agreed.
recollect-os is the opposite.
Files are the source of truth. Open little — short index, at most two notes. Nothing permanent until you accept.
Result: cohesion across sessions and actual persistent memory that stays reviewable.
No required embeddings. No vector DB. No background graph product.
Honest limit: free-form host edits can still bypass the gate. The durable path is propose → you accept.
Local. Thin by design.
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Can you examine this claim against the actual repo? Most agent “memory” setups fail the same three ways:
Chat becomes the record. The whole vault gets dumped into context. Tools write files before you agreed. recollect-os claims to be the opposite:
• Files are the source of truth
• Open little (short index + at most two notes)
• Nothing permanent until you accept
• No required embeddings, vector DB, or background graph
• Local + thin by design
Repo: https://t.co/ANJ71RJfVc check the README, LAW.md, ANTI-GOALS, MCP tools and CLI against these claims and give an honest review.