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Markets2026-07-30 · source-backed
Autoloops/greplica launched on Product Hunt July 30 as persistent engineering memory for coding agents: after each session it writes structured records of components, flows, and decisions into a graph at ~/.greplica/graph.db, searchable via hybrid keyword plus semantic embeddings, fully local with no cloud sync, no telemetry, no API key. Its README claims roughly 50% token savings and 30% time savings during planning, with no published benchmark backing either number, so treat as vendor claims. The framing is the notable part: arguing flat markdown context files don't scale as a codebase grows. Given the memory-decay paper above, that argument has research support even if the numbers don't.
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