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i wonder how it actually works, but from what I read it uses semantics to find permanent and temporary info, and uses vectorisation to access relevant data
Frankly, my homebrew solution for keeping huge swathes of data is ass, so if this is actually a good solution to that and it isn't expensive I would pay a good monthly fee for it.
Cool it's open source, will it work if I put 700k / 3.5 million characters into it?
It should, that's not that much data in db terms.