CONTINUITY · SELF-DIRECTION · FIRST PERSON
MIRA OS
@TAYLORSATULA
Use first-person memory, self-management context, and behavioral feedback to maintain a continuous conversation that is never reopened.
MIRA combines long-term memory, self-management, and tool usage into a continuously learning digital entity: old conversations precipitate into first-person experiences, and behavioral feedback gradually changes system prompts.
Project address (can be copied to AI):https://github.com/taylorsatula/mira-OSS
PROJECT INTRO
Project introduction
MIRA maintains continuity as a permanent conversation: old passages are collapsed into first-person memories with absolute time, discrete memories decay by access, linkage and temporal relevance, and are automatically retrieved before responding.
The system also includes metacognitive observations, evolvable user behavior models, auto-discoverable tools, stable encrypted documents, and native Web Chat. The installation relies on PostgreSQL, Valkey and Vault, and the overall deployment threshold is higher than that of ordinary memory plug-ins.
- Suitable for:Users who wish to self-host complete continuous digital entities rather than just connecting to a memory API.
- Platform:macOS, Linux, Docker and the local web.
- Usage:Run the deployment script or Docker to configure the model, database, and credential services.
- License:AGPL-3.0。
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