OSS-only changes Graphify's role: its Cloud agent-memory feature is excluded. Graphify OSS remains useful as a local project-structure graph and narrow work-result memory, but I would not treat it as a drop-in general OMP session-memory backend.

OSS-only narrows Graphify's role

With vendor cloud excluded, Graphify Cloud Agent Memory drops out of this comparison. The open-source Graphify core remains a local knowledge-graph system for project artifacts and exposes work-result capture and reflection, but its public OMP/Pi integrations focus on graph construction, query, and project context rather than full conversational-memory lifecycle.

Relevant sources:

• https://github.com/Graphify-Labs/graphify
• https://github.com/Graphify-Labs/graphify/issues/116
• https://pi.dev/packages/%40gaodes/pi-graphify

Therefore I would evaluate Graphify OSS as complementary structural project memory. Selected session outcomes, corrections, or investigation results may be promoted into its work-memory mechanisms, but bulk-importing every OMP session into Graphify is not currently the natural equivalent of Hindsight retain, Mem0 add, or Graphiti episodes.

This corrects my earlier broader Graphify assessment, which included its Cloud memory layer. Under the Operator's OSS-only constraint, that layer is out of scope.