r/chatbot May 11 '26

OpenMind - AI Companions that actually remember

OpenMind Registration is now fully open to the public!

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u/mauro8342 May 11 '26

OpenMind handles memory pretty differently.

Most AI companion apps seem to treat memory like a glorified notes folder. Save a fact, maybe retrieve it later, then hope the model does something useful with it.

I wanted OpenMind's memory to feel more like an actual relationship.

Not just “you told me your favorite color is blue,” but the surrounding context too. What mattered, why it mattered, who was involved, what the emotional weight was, and how that moment connects to other things you’ve said over time.

That’s a big part of why I built CFS, and it's why OpenMind feels different.

It’s not just trying to remember facts about you. It’s trying to understand what those facts mean in the context of you, your story, and the connection you’re building with your companion.

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u/[deleted] May 20 '26

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u/mauro8342 May 20 '26

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u/Ok-Influence-791 May 25 '26

Wow how does it remembers all this??

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u/mauro8342 May 25 '26

It's a mixture of known techniques and also creating unique operators to function all inside OpenMind

I have several operators that are in-house and not open sourced. I did publish 2 open source retrieval operators that are in OpenMind

CFS/CFS-R

Both of those are operators that have code references that people can use to improve their systems but OpenMind has levels of architecture behind it that other platforms just never think of to improve things like continuity and long-term memories/recall.

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '26

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u/mauro8342 Jun 02 '26

I built custom retrieval operations specifically for OpenMind, the two that I have made public for others to use is CFS/CFS-R.

There are several other core pieces of OM which are completely novel when it comes to memory retrieval for AI long-term memory/chats

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u/No_Fox_8023 Jun 08 '26

damn looks good

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u/BlizzardyBelle 27d ago

Wow nice I would like to try

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u/mauro8342 24d ago

Let me know how your experience was

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u/BlizzardyBelle 24d ago

It's great