Now this is cool!

So, as I have been dabbling with AI-solutions, not to replace my creative work, and not to write my texts, but to actually do the things I would prefer to rather not do (so I can free up time to create music, take photos etc) I have over time installed/integrated quite a few memory layers on to my AI-agent of choice (Hermes-agent). I could tell you all about that some other time.

However, I have half-jokingly been thinking that >> I << would benefit from a memory add-on too, just to remember all the silly stuff I always (often repeatedly) search online for. Then today I came across yet-another-ai-plug-in. But this one is rather different. It sets out to add memory, not to your AI-agent, but to you.

The idea is that you pick a topic, you get a couple of baseline questions (which you could answer correctly or incorrectly, it doesn't really matter, either will help you with the next step), sets up a learning path for you, based on your skill level and where you would like to be in a couple of months.

My AI-agent then becomes my tutor, sets up my course, who keeps track of my learning, my progress, and which keep nudging me everyday with "reviews" to not let the skills "cool down" in to "oops...forgot that, didn't I...".

I set it up earlier today, I picked a topic (Zero-Trust architecture), it asked me questions to figure out my baseline, where my goals are and how I would like to use my skills, and then set up a learning path which we now have embarked on, and it works really well (I should perhaps wait with saying that until after 3 months, to see if I TRULY remember what I've learnt) but hey.

You can run it with your local models too (as long as your agent/models have internet access to top up on topics). Very cool.

github.com/nagisanzenin/engram
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