Add PAM — Portable AI Memory interchange format specification#17
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What is PAM?
PAM (Portable AI Memory) is an open specification that defines a vendor-neutral JSON interchange format for AI user memories — similar to what vCard is for contacts or iCalendar for events.
It defines three composable JSON schemas:
Why it belongs here: PAM is complementary to the tools in this list. Projects like Cognee, Mem0, and Letta could use PAM as an import/export format, enabling data portability between memory systems.
Happy to adjust the category column if you prefer a different label than "Standard / Interchange Format".