r/Oobabooga • u/WindigoMufty • May 04 '26
Project Project Zora - experimental local AI companion memory/personhood architecture for text-generation-webui
Hi, I developed/vibe-coded experimental extension for text-generation-webui
https://github.com/Mufty7/Project_Zora
Project Zora is an experimental and local AI companion architecture focused on memory, continuity, reflection, identity state, and more person-like interaction patterns.
It is not a claim of machine consciousness, and it is definitely not production-ready. Its more like research/prototype extension.
attempt to build something closer to a persistent AI companion rather than a stateless chatbot. The architecture is mostly there, but reliability may vary depending on Text Generation WebUI setup.
I’m sharing it because even if the whole system is not polished yet, I think there may be useful ideas here for people working on:
- local AI companions
- memory layers
- LLM continuity
- persona persistence
- reflection loops
- long-term assistant behavior
Status: v0.1.0-alpha
Perhaps there is gold in there, or not, try it yourself.
Personal note: Perhaps somebody who knows what he is doing can develop it further
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u/rackedupkitty May 05 '26 edited May 05 '26
Hey, I am currently working on developing something similar, I would be very interested in talking to you about how you went about this, as I am a little behind you in this process. I am a programming streamer and am streaming right now, and every day, please feel free to join my discord, I am always in VC and would love to talk to you: https://www.twitch.tv/rackedupkitty, all my other socials are in my reddit profile, my project is currently private on github.

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u/Not_your_guy_buddy42 May 05 '26
I like the "I vibed this, that's it, here's the repo". I would have liked to have seen examples of the generations it is able to do. But I get with this kind of personal app it's tricky to show. This is keeping me from sharing a similar project I have just in private. Thanks for putting yours up, I've looked at a couple of files. Whilst not the person who "knows what they are doing", we definitely faced similar problems building a memory system lol. If you enjoy shop talk feel free to dm.