Introducing Syne — An AI Agent That Actually Remembers You

"I remember, therefore I am" Most AI assistants have some form of memory. But it's limited — a handful of notes, a capped context window, a single user. The moment it gets too long, it forgets. The moment someone else joins the conversation, they start from zero. Syne removes both ceilings. Persistent memory that never expires. Unlimited storage backed by pgvector semantic search. And it's shared — your household, your team, your circle — one agent that grows its understanding of everyone over time, not just you. What Is Syne? Syne is an open-source AI agent framework with persistent, semantic memory — with a landing page at syne.codes . It runs on your own server, talks to you via Telegram (and a terminal CLI), and — crucially — remembers things across sessions . Not by storing raw chat logs and stuffing them into context. By actually learning what's worth keeping. The name comes from Mnemosyne, the Greek goddess of memory and mother of the Muses. The goal is an agent that grows with