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You can source it here in the library tool, it connects to a cloud/local LLM for RAG:

https://vektormemory.com/

Extracted whitepapers, should keep you busy:

VL-JEPA: Joint Embedding Predictive Architecture for Vision-language [2512.10942v1] A Multi-Memory Segment System for Generating [2508.15294v3] Adversarial Cues in Decision Models Used [2610.11436v1] AGENTIC BACKDOORS VIA PRETRAINING POISONING [2610.37741v1] Agentic Memory Learning Unified Long-Term [2601.01885v2] Agentic Semi-Structured Memory [2604.14362v1] Agents That Know Too Much [2606.26627v1] AI Agents Enable Adaptive [2606.03811v1] AI Agents That Matter [2407.01502v1] AI Assistants Cloud Versus Local LLM [2604.18566v2] AMA-Bench Evaluating Long-Horizon Memory [2602.22769v2] A-Mem Agentic Memory for LLM Agents [2502.12110v11] APEX-MEM Agentic Semi-Structured Memory [2604.14362v1] ASK ONLY WHEN NEEDED [2604.20572v2] Attention Is All You Need [1706.03762v7] Attention Is Not What You Need [2512.19428v1] Benchmarking Multi-Agent LLM [2603.22651v1] Beyond Nodes vs. Edges [2604.14685v1] Beyond Static Summarization [2601.04463v1] Calibrated Decision Models for Autonomous [2609.28940v1] Character-and-Scene Episodic Memory for Agents [2602.06051v3] CLASP Training-Free LLM-Assisted Source Code Watermarking [2510.11251v2] Cognitive Architectures for Language Agents [2309.02427v3] COMPUTATIONAL COPYRIGHT [2312.06646v5] Constitutional AI [2212.08073v1] Creative Problem Solving in Artificially Intelligent Agents [2204.10358v1] CyberGym [2506.02548v3] Deep image search [2602.10809v1] Developing Surrogates [2602.21588v1] Diffusion-Based Neural Network Weights Generation [2402.18153v2] Dynamic LLM-Powered Agent Network [2310.02170v2] Dynamic Logit-Level Gating [2606.04378v1] EternalMath [2601.01400v1] EverMemOS [2601.02163v2] EvoMemBench Benchmarking Agent Memory [2605.18421v1] ExploitBench [2605.14153v1] FADEMEM BIOLOGICALLY-INSPIRED [2601.18642v2] Finance-Grounded Optimization [2509.04541v2] Formal Algorithms for Transformers [2207.09238v1] Geogalactica [2401.00434v2] HAGE - Harnessing Agentic Memory [2605.09942v1] HaluMem [2511.03506v1] Harnessing the Universal Geometry of Embeddings [2505.12540v4] HIPPOCAMPUS [2602.13594v1] hipporag [2405.14831v3] Hybrid Reasoning Agents [2610.18861v1] Hyper agents [2603.19461v1] HyperMem [2604.08256v2] Interactive Simulacra of Human Behavior [2304.03442v2] Is Complex Agentic Memory Always Needed [2610.30755v1] Language Modeling Is Compression [2309.10668v2] Learn from your own latents [2605.27734v1] Learning on the Job [2607.22157v1] Learning to Memorize at Test Time [2501.00663v1] Learning to Rewrite Tool Descriptions [2602.20426v2] LLM Agents Already Know When to Call Tools [2605.09252v2] LLM-Enabled Frequency-Aware [2602.19522v1] LONGMEMEVAL [2410.10813v2] MAGMA A Multi-Graph based [2601.03236v2] MemGround [2604.14158v1] Memory in the Age of AI Agents [2512.13564v2] Memory Tax [2610.34073v1] Memp - Exploring Agent Procedural Memory [2508.06433v4] Mitigating Provenance-Role [2605.25869v1] MOSS Self-Evolution through Source-Level Rewriting [2605.22794v2] Multi-task DAG Learning [2306.02831v1] Natural Language conductor [2512.04388v5] NeuroGen - Neural Network Parameter Generation [2505.12470v2] Next-Latent Prediction Transformers Learn Compact World Models [2511.05963v4] Novel Memory Forgetting Techniques [2604.02280v1] OMNI-LEAK Orchestrator Multi-Agen [2602.13477v2] On Understanding Extremely Long-Term Video with Adaptive [2411.12593v3] Opal Private Memory [2604.02522v1] Parameter Prediction for Unseen Deep Architectures [2110.13100v1] Prompt Optimization [2602.18449v1] PromptMark [2606.20835v1] RAG-MCP Mitigating Prompt Bloat [2505.03275v1] RAIN-MERGING [2602.22538v1] Recursive Self-Improvement through Multi-Agent [2610.12176v1] Reflection-Based Memory [2506.02158v1] Refusal in Language Models Is Mediated by a Single Direction [2406.11717v3] REMEM REASONING WITH EPISODIC MEMORY [2602.13530v3] Remember When It Matters [2607.08716v1] Remembering More, Risking More [2605.17830v1] Sakana Fugu Technical Report [2606.21228v1] SalesRLAgent [2503.23303v1] Scaling Long-Form Story Generation [2609.35759v1] Search-R1- Training LLM [2503.09516v5] Secure Semantic Communications [2602.22134v2] Selective Memory for Artificial Intelligence [2603.15994v1] Skill.state [2608.26263v2] Smarter Together [2511.08301v1] SmartSearch [2603.15599v1] SOLVING A MILLION-STEP LLM TASK [2511.09030v1] Storage Is Not Memory [2605.04897v1] StructMem Structured Memory [2604.21748v1] Structured Belief State and the First Precision [2605.11325v2] SuperLocalMemory V3.3 [2604.04514v1] SWE-MeM Learning Adaptive Memory [2606.28434v1] Synthius-Mem Brain-Inspired Hallucination [2604.11563v1] The AI Scientist-v2 [2504.08066v1] The Bitter Lesson of Tool Calling [2608.06370v1] The Customer Is the Builder [2610.30307v1] The Gradient of Generative AI Release [2302.04844v1] The Little Book of Generative AI Foundations [2605.29713v2] The Malicious Use [1802.07228v2] The Memory Wars [2508.05867v1] Thinking Fast and Slow in AI [2110.01834v1] Time algo [2610.00577v1] Towards trustworthy agentic AI [2605.23989v1] Transformers learn in-context by gradient descent [2212.07677v2] TReMu Towards Neuro-Symbolic Temporal Reasoning [2502.01630v2] TRINITY AN EVOLVED LLM COORDINATOR [2512.04695v3] VERBALIZED SAMPLING [2510.01171v3] Verifiable Agent-to-Agent [2602.02395v1] Verified Multi-Agent Orchestration [2603.11445v2] WEBCOACH - A MODEL [2511.12997v1] XGrammar-2 Dynamic and Efficient Structured Generation [2601.04426v4] Your Agent’s Memories Are Not Its Own [2607.05029v1] Zep A Temporal Knowledge Graph Architecture [2501.13956v1]

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