QuoxMemory implant

The hippocampus converts fleeting short-term experiences into durable long-term memories, organising them by context and enabling recall through association rather than rigid lookup. QuoxMemory mirrors this with multi-tier storage: localStorage for fast client-side access, SQLite with FTS5 full-text search for structured server-side recall, and Qdrant vector embeddings for semantic similarity retrieval.

Six distinct memory types cover facts, episodes, preferences, procedures, entities, and system knowledge, with entity relationships forming a knowledge graph that connects them.

Truth arbitration resolves conflicts when new information contradicts existing records. Memory promotion gates control when entries move between tiers based on access frequency and relevance. Session journals are auto-saved from every chat conversation, preserving full context without manual effort. Memory quotas per tier prevent any single category from consuming all available storage.

Memory is the most connected implant in QuoxMind. Every other implant reads from it, writes to it, or both. It is the shared state that turns isolated interactions into a continuous working relationship.