Aru open-sourced lossless-memory, an AI memory that refuses to summarize
The local Python project stores every conversation line with a timestamp, turning one creator's years of assistant frustration into code.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published
Primary source: GitHub
Why it matters
Aru treats raw conversation history as the durable asset and summaries as disposable indexes. That design offers builders a concrete alternative to letting another model decide which parts of a user's past survive.
A creator who writes under the name Aru published the first version of lossless-memory on September 4th, building a local memory layer that preserves every line of an AI conversation instead of asking another model to decide what deserves to survive.…
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