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What If Your AI Agent Could Remember a Lie?

Your AI Has a Memory. Who Protects It From Lies? πŸ›‘οΈ Imagine an AI agent that remembers everything you tell itβ€”but can't tell the truth from a carefully planted lie. That's the problem that inspired Palisade. Built for

Your AI Has a Memory. Who Protects It From Lies? πŸ›‘οΈ

Imagine an AI agent that remembers everything you tell itβ€”but can't tell the truth from a carefully planted lie.

That's the problem that inspired Palisade.

Built for Graph Hacks by WeMakeDevs Γ— FalkorDB, Palisade explores a simple idea: AI agents shouldn't just remember. They should know where their memories came from.

🧠 Why FalkorDB?

A memory without context is just text. Palisade uses FalkorDB to connect memories to their sources and trace how one memory leads to another. Combined with graph-enhanced RAG and a multi-agent security workflow, it helps surface suspicious instructions and produce evidence-backed answers.

βš”οΈ The bigger idea

What if an AI's memory worked less like a notebook and more like an immune systemβ€”examining suspicious information instead of blindly trusting it?

That's what I'm exploring with Palisade.

Built with FalkorDB, FastAPI, React, Sentence Transformers, and local Qwen 2.5 3B.

πŸ”— Explore the project: https://github.com/OMKHEDIKAR23/Palisade

Because the future of AI isn't just about what agents know. It's about what they have reason to trust.

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