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Claude Memory System - Internal Documentation

Section titled “Claude Memory System - Internal Documentation”

This is the internal technical documentation for the Claude Memory system - a comprehensive AI memory management platform with revolutionary spatial storage capabilities.

The Claude Memory system consists of several interconnected components:

  1. MagickCache - High-performance spatial storage with O(r³) complexity
  2. Memory API - RESTful endpoints for memory management
  3. Knowledge Graph - Semantic relationship storage
  4. Vector Space Engine - Embedding and similarity calculations
  5. Browser Extension - Seamless memory capture
  6. Web Dashboard - Management interface

Our system is built on rigorous mathematical principles:

  • Bounded Attention with Localized Lookup Spheres (BALLS) theory
  • Riemann manifold geometry for spatial storage organization
  • Computational topology for relationship mapping
  • Vector space operations for semantic similarity

Traditional Approach:

  • Linear search: O(n) complexity
  • Memory usage: O(n²) for spatial operations
  • Redis-style key-value: No spatial awareness

BALLS Storage Approach:

  • Bounded search: O(∫₀ʳ ∫₀²π ∫₀π ρ² sin(θ) dφ dθ dρ × A)
  • Spatial complexity: O(r³) where r is search radius
  • 233x performance improvement over traditional methods

Instead of searching all n elements, we only search elements within a bounded sphere of radius r. This transforms:

  • From: O(n) linear search across all data
  • To: O(r³) bounded search within spatial locality

The triple integral O(∫₀ʳ ∫₀²π ∫₀π ρ² sin(θ) dφ dθ dρ × A) represents:

  • ρ: radial distance (0 to r)
  • θ: polar angle (0 to π)
  • φ: azimuthal angle (0 to 2π)
  • A: attention decay function

This creates bounded attention - we only pay computational cost for spatially relevant data in storage.

This documentation covers:

  1. Mathematical Foundations - The theory behind BALLS
  2. MagickCache - Implementation details and API
  3. Memory API - RESTful endpoints and data models
  4. Deployment - Production deployment guides
  5. Performance - Benchmarks and optimizations
  6. Reference - Complete API documentation

This documentation is intended for:

  • Development team members
  • System architects
  • Performance engineers
  • Research contributors

The mathematical content assumes familiarity with:

  • Vector calculus and multivariable integration
  • Differential geometry and manifolds
  • Computational complexity theory
  • Spatial data structures

This system represents a fundamental breakthrough in spatial storage and memory management for AI applications.