Mimirv1.0.0

A development team runs an OpenClaw agent that assists with a large codebase across many weeks. Mimir stores architectural decisions, coding conventions, and incident postmortems as encrypted memories, recalling the right context per repository via hybrid keyword and semantic search without leaking code context to third-party clouds.

A wealth management or legal firm uses OpenClaw agents to assist advisors in client interactions, requiring durable note-taking, decision journals, and proactive recall before calls. Mimir's AES-256-GCM encryption and fully local deployment satisfy data residency and confidentiality obligations where cloud memory services would be disallowed.

Manufacturing or energy operators deploy OpenClaw agents on Raspberry Pi class hardware in disconnected plants. Mimir's single ~8MB Rust binary, no external dependencies, and stdio MCP integration allow persistent maintenance knowledge, equipment histories, and shift journals to survive restarts without any cloud connectivity.

Clinical research teams use OpenClaw to track study decisions, protocol deviations, and literature notes over multi-year trials. Mimir's knowledge graph linking, journal timeline, and Ebbinghaus decay help surface the most relevant prior findings while archiving stale ones, with encryption at rest protecting sensitive patient-adjacent context.

Government agencies run OpenClaw agents that must retain institutional memory across staff turnover while meeting strict sovereignty rules. Mimir's zero external dependencies, vault export to Obsidian markdown for auditability, and conflict detection support transparent, auditable, fully on-premise knowledge management.

Mimir's core binary remains free and MIT-style licensed for individual developers, while Perseus Computing sells paid enterprise add-ons such as multi-user key management, SSO-backed dashboards, centralized audit exports, and SLA-backed support contracts. This mirrors successful infrastructure projects that monetize compliance and operations rather than the core capability.

Rather than hosting data, the vendor offers paid installation, configuration, encryption-key ceremony, dashboard hardening, and ongoing maintenance for customers who must keep data inside their own perimeter. This suits regulated industries that cannot use SaaS memory products but still want expert deployment.

Free Agent Memory plugin is distributed through OpenClaw's skill registry and model context protocol directories to drive adoption, with monetization through premium content packs, partner integrations (e.g., vetted LLM endpoints, observability tools), and referential hosting of a certified consultant directory.