This is the public release of MIRA OS. Discrete memories decay through momentum loss, tools auto-configure when dropped into tools/ folder, and the system prompt composes from modular trinkets. I would like to think I've made an elegant brain-in-box. You load it and send cURL requests - it talks back, learns, and uses tools. Contributions welcome. - taylorsatula/mira-OSS

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MIRA is an open-source persistent AI entity system that maintains continuous conversation through autonomous context window management and memory decay mechanics. Memories automatically expire unless referenced, tools self-register and activate on-demand to avoid token waste, and the architecture uses event-driven modules for extensibility. Built primarily with Claude Code over 8 months, it runs on Claude Opus 4.5 (though supports other models) and includes tools for contacts, email, weather, web search, and document management. The system requires no manual memory curation and allows zero-shot tool creation by dropping files into a folder.

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