.dai proposes a plain-text file format for agent memory and publishes per-question judge verdicts

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daidocs launched 2026-09-12 (release V4.4n32, repo created 09-13) as an open plain-text format that stores an assistant's long-term memory as `.dai` files you can open and grep, with an MCP server plus hooks for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, and Codex. It claims 83% on LongMemEval-S with GPT-4o and 92% with Claude Fable 5, 22.40 points above the same model with no memory, while reading roughly 10x fewer tokens per question. The unusual part is the evidence discipline: every number ships with per-question judge verdicts and a sha256 manifest, plus a replication doc.