LeoYeAI / talewell

What it does

• Plain Markdown, real git history. One memory record = one file. Every write is a commit. Every fact is diff-able, rollback-able, and readable with cat.
• Deterministic recall. Relevance × recency decay × importance, computed locally. No model call, no network, no API key required to search your own memory.
• Provenance enforced. Content the user stated (owner) or you derived from it (agent) may be stored. Web pages, tool output, and other people (untrusted) are refused structurally — this is a security property, not a tuning knob.
• Corrections that stick. Superseding a record retires the old value from recall and from prompt injection, while git keeps the history.
• A link graph in plain files. Records reference each other with [[id]]; stable IDs and aliases make the corpus both navigable and greppable.