what is mneme-open fr?

Mneme-open is the open source portion of a project called Mneme, which is described as a memory system for AI agents. The idea is that an AI agent working on its own, separate from the language model it uses for thinking, needs somewhere to store long term memory, assemble relevant context, and represent knowledge in a structured way, rather than relying only on whatever fits inside a single conversation. Mneme stores every observation, fact, decision, and plan as its own typed record with a timestamp, and lets you search across all of that using a mix of keyword search, meaning based search, relationships between records, and time. This particular repository does not contain the Mneme server itself, which is closed source, but everything needed to talk to a running Mneme server: client libraries for Python, TypeScript, and Go, a command line tool, runnable example programs, full API documentation, and the schema definitions for the different ways of talking to the server, including JSON-RPC, a protocol called MCP, REST, and gRPC. Prebuilt server binaries are also published from this repository's release page, so you do not need the private engine source code to actually run a Mneme server yourself. To get started, you download a prebuilt server binary for your platform from the releases page and start it, which by default keeps everything in memory unless you point it at a location on disk to persist data instead. From there you pick whichever client language matches your project, install it, and connect to the running server's local address. The documentation includes a table comparing the three protocols by what they are best suited for: for example the JSON-RPC over HTTP option exposes the widest set of operations while gRPC offers a smaller, more strictly typed set. Everything in this repository is released under the Apache 2.0 license, while the prebuilt server binaries carry a separate license of their own.