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MemPalace
by Ben Sigman / Milla Jovovich (independent open-source)
System Card
OrganizationBen Sigman / Milla Jovovich (independent open-source)
Released2026-04
Architecturehierarchical-summary / Memory Palace Hierarchical Spatial Index
DetailsMemPalace organizes all conversation data into a four-level hierarchy — Wings (projects/people), Halls (memory types), Rooms (specific ideas), and Drawers (verbatim files) — with 30x-compressed AAAK-format Closet summaries alongside verbatim originals in ChromaDB + SQLite. No summarization or extraction is performed on stored content; only the retrieval layer (170-token structural context injection) uses the hierarchy to boost accuracy 34% over flat search. Entirely offline, zero API calls. Benchmarked at 96.6% accuracy; benchmark methodology disputed by community.
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Domainepisodic-sessionlifelong-learningrag-retrieval
Open SourceYes
WebsiteVisit
open-sourceofflinememory-palacelocal-llmhierarchicalmit-license
Capability Profile
Benchmark Scores
3 of 14 benchmarksLong-Context Retrieval0/5
RULER
no dataNIAH
no dataLooGLE
no dataLongBench
no data∞Bench
no dataMulti-Turn Recall2/2
Cross-Session Memory1/1
Multi-Hop QA0/3
BABILong
no dataMultiHop-RAG
no dataHotpotQA
no dataAgent Task Memory0/1
AgentBench-Mem
no dataPersonalization0/1
PerLTQA
no dataFactuality / Grounding0/1
RAGAS
no dataSources:github.com/milla-jovovich/mempalace/blob/main/benchmarks/BENCHMARKS.md — R@5 retrieval recall (NOT answer accuracy); 483/500 verbatim ChromaDB raw mode. Third-party reviews note methodology caveats.github.com/milla-jovovich/mempalace/blob/main/benchmarks/BENCHMARKS.md — R@10 retrieval recall (Hybrid v5, no rerank, top-10)mempalace.tech/benchmarks — MemPalace label is 'MemBench' — may differ from canonical MemoryBank paper eval; treat with caution