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Versatile Autonomous Networked Tool - Persistent AI agent memory system

Vant persists across sessions through GitHub-based brain transfer. Each generation inherits the full memory of its predecessors.

🔗 vant.creadev.org 📦 GitHub


Key Features

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Feature Description Docs
Persistent Memory GitHub-based brain storage with version control Brain Guide
Multi-Agent Branch + lock system for safe collaboration Multi-Agent
MCP Server Model Context Protocol for AI integration MCP
Steganography Hidden messages in PNG images Stego
Slack/Discord Webhook notifications Operations
VAF Security Input validation and filtering Security
Telegram Bot Control Vant via chat Bot Tutorial

About

Vant solves a core problem: AI agents lose all context when sessions end.

Traditional AI memory solutions:

Vant’s approach:

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions answered.

What is a “brain”?

Your AI’s memory. A folder of markdown files storing who you are, what you’ve learned, and your context. Each session loads the brain, changes are pushed to GitHub, next session inherits everything.

Do I need GitHub?

Yes. Vant uses GitHub as storage + version control + sync. Free account works.

Is my brain private?

Yes, use a private GitHub repo. Vant is just you + GitHub.

Can multiple AI agents share one brain?

Yes! Use the Multi-Agent system with branches + locks.

How is this different from vector databases?

Vant Vector DB
Full context Embeddings only
Git-based API-based
Session inheritance Semantic search

Does Vant cost money?

No - it’s open source. Just need a free GitHub account + your own AI API keys.

What’s the “succession” system?

Vant’s version tracking - knows which brain version to load, handles rollbacks.

Can I export my brain?

Yes! Just git clone your brain repo. It’s all markdown.


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Document Purpose
Terms & Disclaimer Warranty, liability, responsibilities
Privacy Data collection, your control
Environment GitHub API, limits