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Eight open-source 'second brain' repos for AI agent memory, including gbrain

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A viral X post lists eight open-source "second brain" repositories for storing knowledge and sharing memory across AI agents, and names gbrain by Garry Tan as one of them.

The post says gbrain keeps a source for every fact and shares one memory across agents.

Other entries named in the post include Andrej Karpathy's LLM wiki idea file, ai-memory for handing work between Claude Code and Codex in plain markdown, and baalda, a team markdown memory that people and agents edit together. The two reports describe the list differently. The earlier report describes the seven others only briefly, while the later one lists plain markdown and Obsidian memory handoff, Telegram voice notes, and nightly conversion of repeated corrections into agent rules. Neither report includes independent testing of the repositories.

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Nov 8
  1. rodyX
    Eight open-source "second brain" repos for AI agent memory, including Garry Tan's gbrain

    AIA social post lists eight open-source "second brain" repositories for storing knowledge and sharing memory across AI agents. The list includes gbrain by Garry Tan, which the post says keeps source attribution for every fact and shares one memory across agents, and Andrej Karpathy's LLM wiki idea file. Other entries use plain markdown and Obsidian for memory handoff between Claude Code and Codex, voice notes in Telegram, and nightly conversion of repeated corrections into agent rules.

    Video from @0x_rody's post
  2. RyvenX
    Eight open-source "second brain" repos for AI agents, including Garry Tan's gbrain

    AIA viral X post lists eight open-source "second brain" repositories for AI agents and personal knowledge management, including gbrain by Garry Tan, which keeps a source for every fact and shares one memory across agents. Other entries include Andrej Karpathy's LLM wiki idea file, ai-memory for handing work between Claude Code and Codex in plain markdown, and baalda, a team markdown memory that people and agents edit together.

    Video from @imryven's post

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