For developers
Your agents forget. Give them memory you can actually trust.
Myco is an open-source, self-hosted memory layer for AI agents. It runs keyless on your own Postgres, the program writes the facts (not the LLM), and every fact carries a source, a confidence score, and an audit trail. Wire up one MCP server and stop rebuilding retrieval for every feature.
Stateless agents forget. Black-box memory can't be trusted.
What your agents can do with real memory.
Not a chat window that forgets. A shared, source-traceable brain every agent reads and writes, on your own Postgres.
Myco answers from the decision doc that recorded it, with the full source chain from brain_why. Your agent didn't reconstruct it from context, it queried durable memory.
Where Myco is indispensable.
Pick your world. Here is what becomes possible for developers, in the industries where memory you can audit is a requirement, not a nice to have.
FinTech
RegulatedThe problem: Regulators now demand a replayable audit trail for every AI decision.
Wire your fraud or ops agent to one memory layer with an RLS-enforced, replayable decision trail. Access control is deterministic, not LLM-trusted.
Why Myco: Every decision traces to its source and rule via brain_why, the program writes the facts (no silent hallucination into the record), and it self-hosts so financial data never leaves your VPC.
Run it. Seed it. Trust it.
Benchmarked in the open
- ✓73.6% end-to-end QA on the full 500-question LongMemEval oracle subset, no sampling.
- ✓recall@5 of 89.2% keyless with local embeddings, 91.6% with the recency reranker, on the full set.
- ✓Apache-2.0. Audit it, fork it, self-host it, run it forever.
- ✓Every number reproduces from a benchmark that ships in the repo.
Ship agents you can actually trust.
Self-host it free, point your agents at it, and watch a new fact supersede a stale one. Managed cloud is on the waitlist.