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MemoryOps AI released a full-stack, open-source platform that implements a ChatGPT-style memory lifecycle with capture, policy evaluation, typed storage, hybrid retrieval, controlled forgetting, auditability, and tenant isolation. The system enforces nine enterprise invariants—including tenant isolation, deletion guarantees, provenance tracking, and policy-before-storage filtering—through code and tests. Phase 0 and Phase 1 are complete, with the write path (Gateway → Extractor → Policy Broker → Write Service → Memory Store → Audit) fully functional and a heuristic extractor plus pluggable LLM adapters already in place.
Why it matters
Most AI memory systems treat memory as a vector database and retrieve whatever is stored; MemoryOps instead implements memory as governed state with policy decisions (SAVE, PENDING_APPROVAL, BLOCK, DROP_LOW_UTILITY, UPDATE_EXISTING, MERGE_WITH_EXISTING) that filter unsafe or secret-like content before storage. This addresses a real gap: enterprises need memory systems that respect deletion, enforce access control, prevent data leakage across tenants, and maintain an append-only audit trail of every lifecycle event—capabilities absent from basic vector-database approaches.
What to watch
The system ships with deterministic, offline stubs for embeddings and LLM providers (so tests and demos run without API keys), but supports optional real providers from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini. Deployment is currently Railway-only (v0.3.2). The repository includes full architecture documentation, five Architecture Decision Records, an invariant test suite, and eval harness scaffolding; source code is available under memoryops-ai/ with a Postgres + pgvector schema and Docker Compose setup for local testing.
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