Memory-Cache

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Memory-Cache is an experimental AI Agents & Automation tool that turns a local desktop environment into an on-device AI agent. It saves webpages as PDFs in Firefox for use with a local language model.

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Pricing

Open Source

Free tier

Yes

API

Skill level

Technical

About

What is Memory-Cache?

Memory-Cache is an experimental open-source project designed to transform a local desktop environment into an on-device AI agent. It functions by allowing users to save webpages as PDFs directly from Firefox. These saved PDFs are then synchronized to a specific folder, which can be integrated with privateGPT to augment a local language model. This setup enables users to leverage their browsing history and saved content to enhance the capabilities of their local AI agent. The project requires setting up privateGPT, creating symlinks for content synchronization, and applying a patch to Firefox for silent PDF saving. It provides a unique way to build a personalized knowledge base for an AI agent from everyday web browsing.

Best used for

Ideal for developers and data scientists who need to build a personalized knowledge base for a local AI agent, integrate web content with private language models, and enhance their on-device AI capabilities. Especially valuable for those working with privateGPT and seeking to leverage their browsing data.

Common actions

augment local AI

save web content

integrate privateGPT

create knowledge base

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Capabilities

Key features

Save webpages as PDF
Firefox extension
Integrate with privateGPT
Local AI agent augmentation
Silent PDF saving

Target Audience

developerdata scientist

Integrations

Not yet documented

Pricing & Plans

Open Source

Free

FAQs

What are the prerequisites for setting up Memory-Cache?

To set up Memory-Cache, you need to have privateGPT configured (either the primordial version or the provided fork), create a symlink between your Downloads folder and privateGPT's source documents, and apply a specific patch to Firefox to enable silent PDF saving.

How does Memory-Cache integrate with privateGPT?

Memory-Cache saves webpages as PDFs into a synchronized folder that privateGPT monitors. A provided script, `run_ingest.sh`, is used to start `inotifywait`, which watches this directory for new content, allowing privateGPT to ingest the saved PDFs to augment its local language model.

What is the purpose of the Firefox patch mentioned in the setup?

The Firefox patch adds the `printerSettings.silentMode` property to the Tabs API. This allows the Memory-Cache extension to save webpages silently as PDFs without user interaction, streamlining the process of capturing web content for your local AI agent.

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