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hermes-second-brain

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Instructions for the upstream workflow: A compounding knowledge layer for sessions — a goal layer, a retrieved knowledge layer and a history layer filter every response, and a harvest step writes the session's learnings back into the local vector store, so a new session starts from retrieved memory instead of a re-injected history. Use when repeated sessions should accumulate knowledge rather than restart. Not for governed memory with sensitivity, visibility and a promote or forget lifecycle — use memory-hub; not for caching model responses — use response-cache; not for measuring the injected context — use context-profiler.

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Hermes Second Brain

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A self-learning system that filters every output through goals, business data, and history — getting smarter every session.

Purpose

The design of a persistent knowledge loop: context before the session, vector retrieval during it, harvest after it. The claimed benefit is a much smaller per-session context because history is retrieved rather than re-injected.

The complete upstream architecture depends on DESIGN.md, which is not included here. Obtain compatible design documentation before treating the listed components as a deployed or working integration.

Boundaries

  • The claimed savings are design figures, not measured on the current tree.
  • Retrieval quality is not the same as recall of the full history.

When NOT to use

  • You need memory with permissions and revocation — use memory_hub.
  • You need a response cache — use response_cache.

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