MaxGraph
A server-side memory layer for AI coding agents built by its author. It provides a full-graph, real-time physics map interface, supports self-hosting only, and has autonomous memory-writing capability.
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In October 2026, the author audited eight AI coding agent memory-layer tools, with data from GitHub stars, official pricing pages and README feature claims.
MaxGraph was built by its author, has a full-graph real-time physics map interface, supports and only supports self-hosting, costs a few dollars per month after a 7-day trial, supports autonomous memory writing, its repository has only 2 stars and was created a week ago, and it uses the BSL-1.1 license, with each release converting to MIT four years after publication.
Among the eighteen repositories the author examined, no tool models tasks and bugs as first-class citizens of the memory graph (work state); all tools store facts about the world (user preferences, entities, episodes, decisions).
MaxGraph has no public benchmarks, only the roughly 43% context token savings the author measured on his own project.
MaxGraph has no hosted cloud and does not have enterprise compliance materials.
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MaxGraph was built by its author, has a full-graph real-time physics map interface, supports and only supports self-hosting, costs a few dollars per month after a 7-day trial, supports autonomous memory writing, its repository has only 2 stars and was created a week ago, and it uses the BSL-1.1 license, with each release converting to MIT four years after publication.
50%UnverifiedAmong the eighteen repositories the author examined, no tool models tasks and bugs as first-class citizens of the memory graph (work state); all tools store facts about the world (user preferences, entities, episodes, decisions).
50%UnverifiedMaxGraph has no public benchmarks, only the roughly 43% context token savings the author measured on his own project.
50%UnverifiedMaxGraph has no hosted cloud and does not have enterprise compliance materials.
50%UnverifiedIn October 2026, the author audited eight AI coding agent memory-layer tools, with data from GitHub stars, official pricing pages and README feature claims.
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