vibeDB is a minimalist, text-based memory system designed to naturally store and recall important events. It emphasizes simplicity, portability, and human-friendly structure by using six optional fields: who, what, when, where, how, and thing. These fields capture factual context clearly, deferring interpretation for later use or analysis.
- Text-Based Simplicity: Easy integration and portability without binary data or external references.
- Optional Fields: Accommodates incomplete or evolving data easily.
- Hash-Friendly: Consistent structure and best practices strongly support reliable content-based hashing.
To quickly start using vibeDB, check out the Quickstart Guide.
- Human-Friendly: Mirrors how people naturally remember and share information.
- Adaptable: Ideal for various scenarios-from daily standups and meeting notes to customer support logs.
- AI-Ready: Provides structured, factual data ideal for training and querying AI and LLM systems.
For deeper technical details and structured guidance:
- Technical Spec: Comprehensive specification for implementation.
- FAQ: Detailed explanations of design choices, practical examples, hashing methodology, privacy considerations, and more.
vibeDB is open-source, and your contributions are welcome:
- Suggest enhancements or new integrations.
- Propose optimizations for specific platforms or use-cases.
- Contribute ideas and tools for improved data lifecycle management.
vibeDB is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for details.