[BedVibe_Studios]

I like that this stays local instead of depending on a hosted service. One thing I've noticed while building LLM applications is that memory becomes much more valuable when it's easy to inspect and edit manually. Are you planning to support semantic search later, or is the goal to keep everything deterministic and text-based?

[vshulcz]

I intentionally used a dictionary for this. When I dig into old sessions, I'm usually looking for a very specific token (the exact error string, the unique function name, a specific cli flag) rather than a generic value.

Adding semantic search usually means sending hundreds of megabytes of embedded models and working with non-deterministic results which completely violates the promise of zero dependency within 7-9 ms. In fact, I encounter some uncertainty when expanding substrings (e.g. when requesting the code, the open source code will be displayed).

I won't completely abandon semantic search if there is a really easy and fast way to do it locally, but at the moment deterministic search is the priority. And I completely agree with your first comment, the verbatim approach provides just such a verification opportunity.