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Expand Up @@ -4,6 +4,15 @@ Ladybug Memory as a standalone Hermes memory-provider plugin.

It gives Hermes a fully local, file-based memory store backed by [LadybugMemory](https://github.com/Ladybug-Memory/ladybug-memory/) — a columnar embedded graph database (`.lbdb`). No API keys, no cloud, no sync service. Everything stays on disk in `HERMES_HOME`.

## Companion X/Twitter Memory

For social monitoring profiles, pair this memory plugin with
[Hermes Tweet](https://github.com/Xquik-dev/hermes-tweet). Hermes Tweet can
collect X/Twitter account, post, or trend context inside Hermes, while Ladybug
Memory can preserve reusable campaign facts, audience constraints, and
follow-up notes across sessions. Hermes Tweet is a third-party project
maintained by Xquik-dev, not by this repository.

## Why Ladybug Memory

Ladybug Memory is a local-first memory backend for Hermes that keeps all data in a single `.lbdb` file on your machine. It supports BM25 keyword search, importance-weighted recall, typed memory entries, named graph edges between entries, and optional GLiNER2 entity extraction — all without any external service.
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