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reshuibuduo/tmcra-memory
tmcra-memory is a tool for DeepSeek Harness. TMCRA Core — local-first, scope-isolated long-term memory runtime for AI agents.

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Promising local-first agent memory runtime with strong scope isolation, but install steps and tests are undocumented in
The README describes a structured runtime with layers, adapters, and CLI commands, but no tests, CI, or repository layout are shown, so engineering rigor cannot be verified.
The README emphasizes local-first operation on 127.0.0.1, BYOK, and an explicit trust boundary treating memory as data, but no concrete security audit or secret-handling details are provided.
It targets a real and common pain point—persistent, source-traceable, project-isolated memory across sessions and tools like Codex and DeepSeek Harness.
The repository is not archived and was last updated 2026-08-18, indicating recent activity, though only 7 stars suggest limited community validation.
The README explains concepts, scopes, and features in depth, but the install command is unknown and setup steps are only partially described, limiting practical onboarding.
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TMCRA Core — local-first, scope-isolated long-term memory runtime for AI agents.
tmcra-memory has 7 stars and 0 forks on GitHub, last updated 2026-08-18.
tmcra-memory is distributed under the Apache-2.0 license.
tmcra-memory is listed in the DSH Universe directory as a tool for DeepSeek Harness. This plugin is listed in the DSH Universe directory and covered by its validation pipeline.
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