[Question]: How does DeepCode's memory system work and how does it compare with other memory systems

[neoneye]

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Hi Zongwei,

I had Claude Opus 5 analyze your repo, since I'm curious about memory systems.
https://neoneye.github.io/agent-memory-atlas/systems/deepcode/

I have created a discord for memory system developers. Maybe you want to join
https://neoneye.github.io/agent-memory-atlas/discord.html

Best regards
Simon Strandgaard

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[Zongwei9888]

Hi Simon,

Thank you for taking the time to analyse DeepCode and include it in the Agent Memory Atlas — it is genuinely nice to see the project looked at from the memory-systems angle specifically, and a side-by-side comparison with other systems is something we would not have put together ourselves.

We will go through your write-up properly and follow up here if anything in it needs correcting or expanding from our side.

Thanks as well for the Discord invitation. We will join and keep an eye on the community — memory design is an area we expect to keep working on, so having somewhere to follow that conversation is very welcome.

Leaving this issue open for now in case you have follow-up questions about how the memory layer works.

Best regards,
Zongwei