Hello good people of CommunityManager subreddit!

I have been working on Chvor for a while now. It is a self-hosted personal AI assistant and I want to tell you about two things I built into it that I have not seen done this way before that I would highlight:

Memory that actually works like memory

Most AI assistants either remember everything forever or nothing at all. Chvor uses a graph-based cognitive memory system inspired by how human memory actually works.

Memories strengthen each time they are accessed. They decay when ignored. Every few hours, during idle cycles, the system consolidates related fragments into coherent narratives, the same way your brain processes the day while you sleep. Important things stay vivid. Irrelevant things fade.

An emotion engine that persists across sessions

Chvor tracks its own emotional state in real time using the VAD model, valence, arousal, and dominance. These three dimensions combine into emotion blends like "curious and engaged" or "calm and focused."

The interesting part is emotional residue. When a session ends with unresolved emotional intensity, that carries into the next conversation. If you had a frustrating debugging session yesterday, Chvor remembers that. It does not reset to neutral every time you open a new chat.

Emotions are visible on the Brain Canvas as animated particles orbiting the brain node. You can actually see how your AI is feeling while it works.

There is also Chvor Registry. It’s a community first service that will have more skills, tools and templates for the agents that can be easily be added to an agent instance, that will have a creator portal and a review service (so we avoid adding unsafe stuff)

The Brain Canvas shows all of this as a live visual constellation. When the AI calls a tool, you see it light up.

Looking for a person who thinks that there is value in this, and that can help me build a community around it.

Depending on availability and volume of work, I would set the starting budget to 500€ monthly(this will not be a full time position) without including a setup fee depending on starting volume of work

Looking for a community manager