GetProfile

GetProfile nails a specific problem: giving AI agents persistent, structured user memory without sending data to a third party. The drop-in proxy approach means you can add it to existing OpenAI-based code with minimal changes — a clear win for teams that already use OpenAI or compatible providers. The ability to define your own trait schemas (what to extract, how to inject) gives you fine-grained control over personalization, which is rare in off-the-shelf memory tools. We'd reach for this when building a conversational agent that needs to remember user preferences, details, or progress over time, and where data residency or privacy rules matter. It's also a strong fit if you want an auditable system — the open-source codebase lets you see exactly what's being stored and sent. Where it bites: you need to host it yourself via Docker and PostgreSQL, so it's not for teams without ops bandwidth or those who want a fully managed service. The cloud version is still 'coming soon,' so for now you're on your own for uptime and scaling. It's also text-only — no image or audio memory support. For a more managed alternative, consider Mem0 or RAG-based solutions that offer cloud hosting and multi-modal support, but you'll trade control and privacy. If you're a solo dev or small team comfortable with self-hosting and want structured memory, GetProfile is a solid, transparent pick.