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Show HN: Adaptive Recall, persistent memory for AI assistants over MCP

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Show HN: Adaptive Recall, persistent memory for AI assistants over MCP
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Adaptive Recall is a new memory API for AI assistants that uses cognitive science and multi-strategy retrieval to improve information recall. It integrates with CLI tools via MCP and offers features like temporal recency, knowledge graph traversal, and automated entity extraction.

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It addresses the 'context window' limitation of current LLMs by providing a persistent, evolving memory layer that mimics human cognitive processes.

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Store, recall, and forget with a memory system that learns from every interaction. Retrieval quality improves automatically over time, powered by cognitive science and machine learning.

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