QMD is great! Concept is similar, relies on having an existing Markdown store for your agent's memory.
Enzyme is 100x smaller and precomputes questions that help agents to write better queries (which theyre getting great at these days), instead of relying on a finetuned model. So it is overall faster
Enzyme produces local artifacts, so technically it could easily run on each team member's machine (it's cheap enough), provided there's another way to sync the knowledge base. Markdown + team kb's is an interesting area and I am also curious to see what standards will take shape -- probably an adjacent problem
Enzyme is 100x smaller and precomputes questions that help agents to write better queries (which theyre getting great at these days), instead of relying on a finetuned model. So it is overall faster
Enzyme produces local artifacts, so technically it could easily run on each team member's machine (it's cheap enough), provided there's another way to sync the knowledge base. Markdown + team kb's is an interesting area and I am also curious to see what standards will take shape -- probably an adjacent problem