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Universal Memory Protocol – a shared format for agent memory
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#13It is 2026. Average people build their own harnesses, and imagine themselves the pioneers of industry. They propose protocols. They code, feverishly, into the night, driven by their vision for the future. It used to be that 'idea guys' were limited by execution. We now feel the avalanche of these ideas, even maybe executed half-decently, fall upon deaf ears and zero market.
Yes
https://github.com/space-bacon/SRT
I can read any models every thought. No one cares. Not the narrative.
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#14initial commit 2 days ago [0] added 5500 lines in a single shot. shows every sign of being entirely LLM-generated.
with apologies to Andy Warhol - in the future, everyone will have a universal protocol for agent memory that is on the HN front page for 15 minutes.
0: https://github.com/edihasaj/universal-memory-protocol/commit...
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#15I would love to know how many countless others on HN, like me, find themselves reading about a very they have built and have been using for months talked about like it’s a revolutionary new idea.
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#16People are getting so mentally lazy.
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#17* …tools, UMP does for memory - negotiated operations over a portable, signed, bi-temporal record … *
What is a bi-temporal record? I don’t think I’ve heard the term before and I’d love to learn more.
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#18How about just a memory dir in your project's git folder? Agents can run grep just fine.
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#19* …tools, UMP does for memory - negotiated operations over a portable, signed, bi-temporal record … * What is a bi-temporal record? I don’t think I’ve heard the term before and I’d love to learn more.
IIUC, the most basic version is when you have a log where every entry has both “date added” and “effective date,” so you can add stuff to the log retroactively. For example, “the user just informed us yesterday that they moved last year” -> address date added=yesterday, date effective=last year
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#20I don’t even want a shared agent memory.