@Scott Graham Hi Scott, we could chat offline anytime about our unique film-dev centric stuff, if that's helpful. I think I put my email in my profile here if you want to reach out. Otherwise, I'll stand by for Alessandro to coordinate.

Sounds great. Looking forward to it. I guess this week thursday/friday might not be great for those of us in the states given thanksgiving (I have to do the cooking here).

fwiw, I'd been using neo4j out of reflexive habit. Thanks much, Peter, for pointing me to Falkor - definitely a better fit performance-wise for this domain. For my part, I agree this is not an either/or matter - it makes perfect sense for Agent0 to retain its own local memory model, and to interact with external memory systems in parallel. One of the reasons I've landed on Agent0 is because of the intrinsic elegance of file based systems; Agent0 is a great exemplar of why files can be a good strategy; However, they aren't a great recipe for shared memory/state or leveraging e.g. graph traversal. I need both "styles" of memory.

@Peter A I'm always interested in learning how others are applying graphs (of either/both sorts) to agent memory, etc. I'm currently building a straw man to test some of my assumptions, so hopefully I'll have some real world results to either share or bury in the back yard soon, next to the last cat. I miss that guy.