Bodha is a cognitive memory system for AI agents, inspired by Patañjali's Yoga Sūtras and the Sāṅkhya model of mind, informed by modern neuroscience, so agents remember what matters, learn the patterns behind it, correct what has changed, and let go of what no longer holds.
Sessions end, models change, conversations scatter.What an agent has learned should not.Bodha carries an agent's understanding across time.Remembered, refined, and open to correction.
Storing is easy. Memory takes discernment: it weighs, revises, learns, and lets go.
Sāṅkhya-Yoga maps the mind as a set of faculties with distinct authority.
Modern neuroscience offers another lens on the same question: how experience becomes lasting memory.
Buddhi discerns. Citta holds the impression. Repetition shapes it into tendency.
Attention selects. The hippocampus records. Sleep replay consolidates it into lasting knowledge.
Sāṅkhya calls the mind the antaḥkaraṇa, the inner instrument. Bodha envisions it as a mind-stack.
Each faculty becomes a component with one job and one boundary. Select a faculty, or follow a flow.
Bodha's vision spans the full range of memory: about the people an agent works with, and about the agent's own work.
People, organisations, relationships, events, and everything in and around their lives.
Their work, experience, tools, and environment.
Every memory keeps its evidence and its history.
Experience leaves impressions; repetition turns them into tendencies. The Yoga Sūtras call them saṁskāras and vāsanās.
Bodha calls it personalisation.
Memories are extracted from each turn.
LiveEvery memory cites its source.
LiveNew, an update, or a contradiction?
In developmentVersioned, never overwritten.
LiveClassify, search, rank.
LiveConsolidate, repair conflicts, let go.
In developmentRepeated impressions, distilled.
In development…and tendencies shape future conversations.
Nearly there. Bodha remembers well; it is still learning to sleep on it.
| Dhāraṇā sleep cycles | In development |
| Vāsanā | In development |
Figures come from Bodha's internal evaluation. Results on public benchmarks will follow.
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