Structured data warehouse as agent memory — skip vector memory tools

Every AI founder I know is paying $300 a month for a memory tool that consistently lies to them. If you're a soliperner, I would just use Mark Tom Files, bro. Vectorized memory mostly pisses me off. Yeah, it's good for semantics, sir. The most memory or context that you store should definitely be structured. I kind of solves the structure issue I was talking about, but not really. I would not use this at all. The theory this one's pretty sick. You know, I love how it chooses which memories to remember in. Part of me thinks it's way too over-complicated. The move. We made it. This is the move. Build a structured data warehouse and then use it as your agent memory. Not joking right now, guy. Like, think about it, bro. You just want to retrieve the data from, like, HubSpot and granola and stuff. And then save things in a structured way for you to retrieve later. Type of database does that the best? This one does, but I'm bomb. Go sign up for an easy-to-use data warehouse platform. That kidding post-hog has been my favorite. Straight up, just connect all your data sources and act it to clod. You can start prompting clod like this and it will do an actually good job. Structure your data folk. What have you guys been using for data storage?