This release came from a simple systems question: if we monitor infrastructure, logs, APIs, and databases, should memory also have observability? I wanted to experiment with a health check layer that treats memory as something inspectable and maintainable rather than a black box. The goal is not just to store context, but to detect when memory becomes unreliable, noisy, or inefficient before that degradation starts affecting the agent.
I have been thinking mostly about stale entries, duplicates, drift, and sync, but your point makes me think layer-aware memory health is important.
The hashing / integrity check idea is very interesting too, maybe overkill for some local workflows, but very relevant for higher-trust or enterprise settings.
And yes, it is open source, would definitely love to compare approaches.