Hey! I’m sharing an early-stage experimental project: SelMem

Developer Jibs79 released SelMem, an early-stage experimental Rust project exploring whether LLM agents can develop persistent behavioural divergence through a reconstructive memory system that forgets, distorts, and consolidates experiences over time. The project claims two agents with identical histories can end up with different internal narratives and personalities, though Jibs79 states there are no serious benchmarks yet and is seeking feedback on evaluation and comparison to existing memory architectures.

Jibs79 https://discuss.huggingface.co/u/Jibs79 1 It explores whether LLM agents can develop persistent behavioural divergence through a reconstructive memory system that forgets, distorts, and consolidates experiences over time. Two agents with identical histories can end up with different internal narratives and “personalities.” Written in Rust. Very early but promising, no serious benchmarks yet. Repo: GitHub - jbsalles/Selmem: Selective memory for LLMs · GitHub https://github.com/jbsalles/Selmem Feedback welcome, especially on evaluation and comparison to existing memory architectures.