Practical Notes
- Quant: LongMemEval raw retrieval recall is 96.6% R@5 (500 questions) without any LLM calls.
- Quant: the README also reports 98.4% R@5 on a held-out 450-question split (Hybrid v4) with no LLM required.
Main
Use MemPalace like a “memory pipeline”, not a chat add-on:
- Mine two sources: your repo + your agent transcripts (Claude Code sessions).
- Search before you re-explain: ask MemPalace for the decision history instead of retyping context.
- Wake up at session start: run
mempalace wake-upand paste only the returned context into the new chat.
Watchouts
- The project warns about impostor domains; treat installers outside GitHub/PyPI/docs as untrusted.
- Memory can still leak secrets if you mine private folders into a shared store—scope mines per project.
FAQ
Q: Is an LLM required to get value? A: No. The raw retrieval benchmark reported is 96.6% R@5 with no LLM calls.
Q: What should I mine first? A: Start with one repo and one transcript folder, then expand only after retrieval stays high-signal.
Q: How do I keep memory scoped? A: Mine per project path and avoid mixing unrelated repos into one shared store.