`wuphf`: Git-backed markdown wiki for agent memory

An agent memory layer keeps notes, facts, and wiki pages in markdown + git, then adds BM25 and SQLite on top. Portable by default, auditable in commit history, and worth watching if you want agent memory without a heavier stack.

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Each agent writes to agents/{slug}/notebook/.md and promotes reviewed notes into team/, separating scratchpad from canonical memory.
Retrieval uses Bleve BM25 plus SQLite, with 85% recall@20 on a 500-artifact, 50-query benchmark before adding vectors.
Entity facts live in append-only JSONL; a synthesis worker rebuilds briefs every N facts, so provenance stays visible in git log.
The design bets on durable files, stable IDs, redirects, and linting for stale or contradictory entries instead of a dashboard-heavy memory stack.

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`wuphf`: Git-backed markdown wiki for agent memory

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`Antigravity` `v2.0.0` Breakage: Staging Endpoint Misconfigured

`Antigravity` users push back on hidden compute quotas

`Antigravity` IDE and `AG2` Windows install paths collide