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Notes on agent memory

Field notes, architecture deep dives, and product thinking from the team building the memory layer for AI agents.

Engineering

Why voice agents need a different memory layer

Chat memory assumes you already know who you're talking to. Voice starts with a phone number and three seconds of silence. Here's what changes when memory has to resolve identity before the first word.

Mnemix · Jun 2026 · 8 min read
Product

Three endpoints, on purpose

The entire public surface is recall_and_enrich, calls/end, and caller. Why we kept the API ruthlessly small — and what we deliberately left out.

Mnemix · Jun 2026 · 5 min read
Deep dive

Designing for sub-300ms recall at the edge

Memory and enrichment run in parallel on Cloudflare Workers, served from a PoP near the caller instead of a fixed region. A walk through the hot path, the read-through cache, and where the latency budget actually goes.

Mnemix · Jun 2026 · 10 min read
Comparison

Mnemix vs. general-purpose memory for voice

General memory layers and a voice-native one solve different problems. An honest look at where general-purpose memory ends and voice-native enrichment begins.

Mnemix · Jun 2026 · 7 min read
Engineering

Bi-temporal facts, explained for voice

Four timestamps per fact sounds academic until a caller changes their appointment mid-call. Why 'when was this true' matters as much as 'is this true.'

Mnemix · Jun 2026 · 6 min read
Tutorial

Add caller memory to a Vapi agent in an afternoon

A step-by-step build: wire recall_and_enrich into a Vapi pre-call hook, greet callers with context, and write the call back when it ends.

Mnemix · Jun 2026 · 6 min read