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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 in raw mode (zero API calls); optional LLM reranking with Haiku/Sonnet achieves up to 100% R@5 on LongMemEval.
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Domainepisodic-sessionlifelong-learningrag-retrieval
Open SourceYes
WebsiteVisit
open-sourceofflinememory-palacelocal-llmhierarchicalmit-license
Capability Profile
Benchmark Scores
3 of 14 benchmarksData Transparency:2 self-reported1 estimated
Long-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:Self-reported R@5 retrieval recall, raw ChromaDB mode (no LLM). Best config (Hybrid v4 + Haiku rerank) achieves 100% R@5. Held-out 450q test: 98.4%.Self-reported R@10 Hybrid v5 top-10 (no LLM). Best config (Hybrid v5 + Sonnet rerank top-50) achieves 100% R@5/R@10. Baseline session-no-rerank: 60.3%.Arena estimate — MemPalace BENCHMARKS.md mentions MemBench (ACL 2025) but no specific score published