Persistent AI Memory
Your AI should remember. Vant is an open source system for AI agent memory persistence via GitHub. Each session inherits the full context from previous ones.
v0.8.4Brain files live in Git. Version control built in. Pull changes from previous sessions automatically.
Track thoughts as resolved, deprecated, or rejected. Frontmatter updates directly in brain files.
Branches and locks prevent conflicts. Multiple agents can work on the same brain without overwriting each other.
Official Docker image builds on release tags. Run anywhere. Portable brain survives container restarts.
9 memory tools via JSON-RPC. AI agents read/write brain over HTTP. Standard MCP protocol.
Experiment with different brain configs. Merge via pull request. Always keep a working main branch.
Vant solves a fundamental problem: AI agents lose all context when sessions end. Traditional memory systems require complex databases or external services. Vant uses Git as a simple, reliable foundation.
Why Git? It already handles versioning, branches, conflict resolution, and distributed sync. Every commit is a checkpoint. Every branch is an experiment. Every pull request is a review.
Use Vant for:
The brain is your AI's memory and personality. Vant makes it persistent, portable, and versioned.
Your AI's memory. A folder of markdown files storing who you are, what you've learned, and your context. Each session loads the brain, changes are pushed to GitHub, next session inherits everything.
Yes. Vant uses GitHub as storage + version control + sync. Free account works.
Yes, use a private GitHub repo. Vant is just you + GitHub.
Yes! Use branches + locks for safe multi-agent coordination.
Vant stores full context (not just embeddings), uses Git versioning, and enables session inheritance.
No - it's open source. Just need a free GitHub account + your own AI API keys.