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MineEcho

Local-first Memory OS for personal AI assistants with L0-L3 memory, Wiki++ knowledge, skill routing, and TokenLess context compression.

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Build a personal AI assistant that remembers your preferences and knowledge while using skills and external apps efficiently.

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Local-first Memory OS for personal AI assistants with L0-L3 memory, Wiki++ knowledge, skill routing, and TokenLess context compression.

MineEcho has 217 stars on GitHub. It has been forked 25 times. MineEcho is written mainly in TypeScript. It has been in active development since 2026. Its main topics are ai-agent, ai-assistant, knowledge-graph, local-first.

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What is MineEcho?

Local-first Memory OS for personal AI assistants with L0-L3 memory, Wiki++ knowledge, skill routing, and TokenLess context compression.

Is MineEcho open source?

MineEcho is an open-source project.

Is MineEcho free?

Yes. MineEcho is free and open source — you can use, modify and self-host it.

What language is MineEcho written in?

MineEcho is written mainly in TypeScript.

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