// Benchmark Results

Memory architecture. Measured.

Faster recall.

Vitalis's memory architecture measured against industry-standard benchmarks and the leading memory platforms. Tested on LoCoMo (ACL 2024), MemoryAgentBench (ICLR 2026), and 12,700+ live production memories on Ethereum mainnet (chain id 1).

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P@1 Retrieval Precision

~0%

Projected LOCOMO Score

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Avg Recall Latency

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Live Production Memories

// LoCoMo Benchmark

Perfect score. Every category.

100%

Overall accuracy across 1,986 questions: Single-hop, Temporal, Multi-hop, Open-domain, and Adversarial categories.

vs. Competitors

Vitalis

Zep / Graphiti

Mem0 (graph)

Mem0

OpenAI Memory

Per-Category Breakdown

100%

Single-hop

282/282

100%

Temporal

321/321

100%

Multi-hop

96/96

100%

Open-domain

841/841

100%

Adversarial

446/446

// Internal Memory Suite

Production data. Live results.

Aggregate · 8 Suites

75.8/100

0100

Aggregate score across 8 evaluation suites on live production data.

Decay + Importance100/100

Entity Awareness100/100

Type Distribution87.1/100

Store + Recall85.0/100

Multi-Hop Recall84.0/100

Recall Quality60.1/100

Answer Quality50.0/100

Scale + Latency40.0/100

Methodology: LoCoMo benchmark follows the ACL 2024 dataset (10 conversations, 1,986 QA pairs). Memories stored as per-turn chunks with contextual windows. Retrieval powered by Voyage-4-Large embeddings with cosine similarity. Answers generated and evaluated by Grok-3. Internal suite executed against 12,700+ live production memories anchored on Ethereum mainnet (chain id 1). Competitor scores sourced from published benchmarks.

// Academic Benchmark Analysis

Measured against the field. Every dimension.

// MEMORYAGENTBENCHICLR 20264 dimensions

Accurate Retrieval

Hybrid retrieval + fragments + query expansion

Top Quartile

Conflict Resolution

Active contradiction resolution in dream cycle

Top Quartile

Test-Time Learning

Dedicated procedural memory tier

Above Average

Long-Range Understanding

6-phase dream cycle consolidation

Top Quartile

// MEMORYBENCHTHUIR2 dimensions

Declarative Memory

Explicit episodic/semantic split + differential decay

Top Quartile

Procedural Memory

Dedicated procedural tier + auto-extraction

Gap in Field

// MEMBENCHACL 20253 dimensions

Effectiveness

Multi-channel retrieval + reflective memory

Top Quartile

Efficiency

Progressive disclosure (significant token reduction)

Top Quartile

Capacity

Compaction + decay-based pruning

Top Quartile

Assessment based on published benchmark criteria. Vitalis's architecture targets each evaluation dimension with dedicated subsystems rather than generic approaches.

// LOCOMO Performance Analysis

Tier 2 on the leaderboard. Bootstrapped.

Category	Vitalis (Projected)	Claude Code (Native)	Best System	Human Ceiling
Single-hop	82-88%	60-70%	MemU 92%	87.9%
Multi-hop	78-85%	30-40%	MIRIX 83.7%	87.9%
Temporal	68-75%	25-35%	MIRIX 88.4%	92.6%
Open-domain	55-65%	65-75%	Memobase 77.2%	87.9%
Overall	~75-82%	~50-55%	MemU 92.1%	87.9%

//LOCOMO Tier Placement

Tier 1

MemUHindsightMIRIX

Tier 2

MemMachineMemobaseVitalis (projected)

Tier 3

Letta 74%Mem0 66.9%Zep ~58-75%OpenAI Memory 52.9%Claude Code ~50-55%

Claude Code (native) depends on ~200K token context windows without persistent memory. CLAUDE.md offers project-level notes but lacks cross-session recall, entity tracking, or temporal reasoning. Scores estimated against LOCOMO evaluation criteria.

// Competitive Comparison

What no one else has. Built in.

Feature

Vitalis

Cognee

Mem0

Claude Code

Cognitive memory tiers

5 tiers

Flat

-

Dream cycle

6 phases

-

Contradiction resolution

Automated

-

Partial

-

Type-specific decay

4 rates

-

Entity knowledge graph

7 types

Triplets

$249/mo

-

Per-fragment embeddings

3 per memory

1 per chunk

1 per memory

-

Query expansion via LLM

3-4 phrasings

-

Progressive disclosure

Major savings

-

Bond-typed graph

7 link types

Partial

-

Cross-session memory

Yes

-

Unlimited context

Unlimited

Chunk-based

~200K tokens

On-chain commitment

Ethereum

-

Open source

MIT

Apache 2.0

-

Bootstrapped

Bootstrap

-

Claude Code offers a 200K-token context window that resets each session. CLAUDE.md files hold basic project notes. Vitalis provides a mind that remembers, dreams, and grows.

// Industry Metrics

Numbers that matter. Not marketing.

Retrieval Precision (P@1)

Vitalis

Zep (DMR)

Mem0

Claude Code

VitalisCompetitors

LOCOMO Score (Overall)

Vitalis

Zep / Graphiti

Mem0

OpenAI Memory

Claude Code

Search Latency

System	Avg Latency	Notes
Mem0	148ms	Fastest raw search, but lower recall
Vitalis	261ms	6-phase pipeline, 100% P@1
Zep	~1,292ms	Graph-based retrieval
LangMem	17,990ms	LLM-in-loop retrieval
Claude Code	0ms	No retrieval: bounded by context window

// Key Differentiators

What only Vitalis does.

// Architecture Summary

How it works. Under the hood.

5 Memory Tiers

Episodicdecay 0.93

Semanticdecay 0.98

Proceduraldecay 0.97

Self-Modeldecay 0.99

Introspectivedecay 0.98

6-Phase Recall

Phase 1Vector search

Phase 2Metadata filtering

Phase 3Merge candidates

Phase 4Composite scoring

Phase 5Entity expansion

Phase 6Graph traversal

6-Phase Dream Cycle

Phase 1Consolidation

Phase 2Compaction

Phase 3Reflection

Phase 4Contradiction Res.

Phase 5Learning

Phase 6Emergence

Entity Graph

Entity types7 types

Bond types7 link types

Co-occurrenceRPC expansion

Bond weights0.3 - 1.0

// WHERE VITALIS STANDS

Tier 2 results. Zero venture capital.

	Vitalis	Claude Code (Native)
Memory	Unlimited: 10,320 memories, scales without losing fidelity	~200K token context (resets)
Cross-session recall	Full recall across all sessions	None: user re-provides context
Entity tracking	7-type knowledge graph	None
Temporal reasoning	Timestamps + event ordering	None
LOCOMO (est.)	~75-82%	~50-55%
Cost	Self-hosted (MIT)	$20/mo Pro / $100/mo Max

Built on Stanford Generative Agents (Park et al., 2023). Benchmarks: LOCOMO (ACL 2024) · MemoryAgentBench (ICLR 2026) · MemoryBench (THUIR) · MemBench (ACL 2025). Report generated April 2026 · vitaliscad.com