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Smriti turns reasoning into checkpoints

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Smriti turns reasoning into checkpoints
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Smriti turns reasoning into checkpoints

Smriti is an early open-source prototype for versioning reasoning state instead of treating chat as the only record. It models checkpoints around title, objective, summary, decisions, tasks, open questions, and entities, then lets you mount, fork, and compare them across sessions backed by OpenAI, Anthropic, and OpenRouter.

// ANALYSIS

This feels like a legitimate missing primitive for anyone switching models mid-thought. The product will live or die on whether checkpointing feels lighter than the docs-and-copy-paste workflow it's trying to replace.

  • Manual checkpointing is the right bet; the README's abandoned auto-checkpointing experiment suggests the author is optimizing for signal, not spam.
  • The mounted/forked model is the interesting part: it preserves a clean branch, blocks future-session leakage, and makes replay/debugging far more realistic.
  • This is most compelling for agents and multi-model comparison, not as a generic memory layer.
  • The current scope is intentionally narrow: single-user, no merging, no streaming, and no integrations yet.
// TAGS
smritillmreasoningagentopen-sourceself-hosteddevtool

DISCOVERED

64d ago

2026-03-24

PUBLISHED

64d ago

2026-03-24

RELEVANCE

8/ 10

AUTHOR

himanshudongre