I hope you already heart about the Akita's ai-memory project if not, hurry up you are missing a handy tool. it is a great solution for maintaining context and speed when working with agents, across different agents and projects. visit his repo a give a read about it.
I started using it locally, but whenever I switched environments, computers, or instances, the memory I needed was isolated somewhere else. Thankfully, Akita made this solution ready to be used in a centralized way.
Yesterday, I decided to solve this need. I sign up a very small VPS: 1 core, 1GB of RAM. It's good, cheap, and perfectly meets my needs:
- Being online and accessible from anywhere.
- Isolating ai-memory so it only talks to the LLM route. (After all... is better be on the safer side)
- Having baseline security to protect my data.
- Being available under my own subdomain.
It worked out great for me and will cost less than $2 a month to have my context available in any environment I need.
If you ever need something similar, just clone the project, point it to your VPS, and BOOM—you're done.
It’s basically an Ansible setup that connects to your fresh VPS, adds your SSH key, sets up a reverse proxy, starts the ai-memory container (with web access blocked except for the LLM route), and handles the SSL certificate. And of course, the wiki route is protected by a token generated during deployment.
Anyway, huge thanks to Akita for building this tool, and here are my two cents to add to it.
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