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Launch Communication Templates — SOTA Claim Multi-Asset Suite
Date: 2026-04-25 (autored 2026-04-24 late evening) Status: Ready-to-publish templates sa placeholder za actual benchmark numbers PM: claude-opus-4-7 (Cowork) Trigger: Phase 2 N=400 completion + PM-RATIFY-V6-N400-COMPLETE + SOTA result PASS
Placeholders to fill post-result:
[LOCOMO_SCORE]— actual % achieved (target 91.6% baseline)[BASELINE_REF]— Mem0 publication reference[H1_PVAL]— Fisher one-sided p-value (target <0.10)[RETRIEVAL_PASS]— % correct on retrieval cell[NO_CONTEXT_PASS]— % correct on no-context cell[DELTA_PP]— percentage point difference[SUBJECT_MODEL]— Qwen 35B-A3B-Thinking (already known)[JUDGE_TRIO]— Opus 4.7 + GPT-5.4 + MiniMax M2.7 (already known)[KAPPA_TRIO]— 0.7878 conservative trio (already known)[COST_USD]— actual N=400 spend[N400_DURATION]— actual wall-clock
Asset 1 — Technical Blog Post (publish on waggle-os.ai/blog or Medium)
Title options
- "Waggle hits SOTA on LoCoMo: how a sovereign Chinese-judge ensemble scored [LOCOMO_SCORE]% on memory benchmarks" (technical, headline-driven)
- "We built an AI memory layer that beats Mem0. Here's what it took." (narrative, founder voice)
- "How a 35B sovereign model outperformed cloud frontier models on long-context recall" (deep technical)
Recommend: Option 2 for waggle-os.ai/blog, Option 1 for cross-post na arXiv/Hacker News pull
Outline (target 2,500-3,500 words)
Opening hook (300 words)
- Open with a concrete user moment ("Your AI forgets you exist between sessions. Every chat starts from zero.")
- Pivot to thesis: "Memory is the real moat. Not training. Not parameters. Memory."
- Reveal: "Today we're sharing benchmark results from our cognitive layer architecture — Waggle hit [LOCOMO_SCORE]% on the LoCoMo long-context memory benchmark, using a 35B-parameter sovereign model + bitemporal knowledge graph + audit-trail-grade retrieval."
Why memory matters (400 words)
- The "Groundhog Day problem" — current LLMs are stateless
- Three current approaches: longer context windows (expensive, hits limits), RAG (works but generic), agent memory (Mem0, MemGPT, LangChain memory)
- LoCoMo benchmark: 5-cell evaluation methodology (no-context / oracle-context / full-context / retrieval / agentic)
- Industry baselines: Mem0 [BASELINE_REF]%, GPT-4 + RAG, Claude + native memory
- What makes this hard: memories must persist, be retrievable, be auditable, be governed
Our architecture (700 words)
- Local-first cognitive layer —
.mindfile format on user's disk, not cloud - Bitemporal knowledge graph — every memory has VALID and RECORDED timestamps (audit-trail grade)
- MPEG-4 inspired I/P/B compression — keyframes (I), update frames (P), bidirectional summary frames (B)
- EU AI Act Article 13 audit triggers — every recall logged with provenance, replayable state
- Model-agnostic — works with any LLM (Claude, GPT, Gemini, Qwen, local)
- MCP server protocol — standard interop with Claude Code, Cursor, etc.
- Diagram: 4-layer stack (User → Tauri shell → React app → Cognitive substrate → Provider routing)
Methodology — how we benchmarked (600 words)
- N=400 LoCoMo-mini canonical fixture
- 5 cells × 80 instances each
- Subject model: [SUBJECT_MODEL] (sovereign, runs locally on H200 8-GPU node)
- Judge ensemble: [JUDGE_TRIO] (US + US + CN jurisdictional diversity)
- Pre-registered manifest v6 sa SHA-pinned protocol
- κ inter-rater reliability: [KAPPA_TRIO] (substantial agreement, recalibrated for new trio)
- Fisher one-sided primary hypothesis test: retrieval > no-context (p < 0.10)
- Cost per run: [COST_USD], wall-clock [N400_DURATION] under concurrency=1
- Full pre-registration: github.com/marolinik/waggle/manifest-v6 (link)
Results (500 words)
- Primary hypothesis H1 (retrieval > no-context): [VERDICT — PASS / FAIL]
- Retrieval cell: [RETRIEVAL_PASS]% pass rate
- No-context baseline: [NO_CONTEXT_PASS]%
- Delta: [DELTA_PP] percentage points improvement
- Fisher exact one-sided p-value: [H1_PVAL]
- Per-cell breakdown table: oracle-context, full-context, agentic
- Comparison vs Mem0 [BASELINE_REF]%: [+/- delta]
- Caveat section: agentic cell weaker κ (0.6875 GPT×MiniMax pair), descriptive treatment for that subset
- Honest acknowledgment of methodology limitations (sample size, judge ensemble jurisdictional diversity, etc.)
Why this matters strategically (400 words)
- For developers: stable API for memory primitive, MCP-native, model-agnostic
- For enterprises: EU AI Act audit trail by default, GDPR-compliant local-first, data sovereignty
- For researchers: open pre-registration, reproducible benchmarks, no proprietary judge ensemble required
- The bigger thesis: cognitive layer that any LLM plugs into is the real moat. Not the model. The memory.
What's next (300 words)
- hive-mind OSS substrate releases today (Apache 2.0, github.com/marolinik/hive-mind)
- Waggle desktop app: Free tier live, Pro $19/mo, Teams $49/seat/mo
- KVARK enterprise sovereign deployment program: contact sales@egzakta.com
- Coming: longer context evaluation, agentic episode memory, multilingual benchmarks
- Ask: try Waggle, send feedback, file bugs, contribute to hive-mind
Closing CTA (100 words)
- Download Waggle: waggle-os.ai
- Read full pre-registration: github.com/marolinik/waggle/manifest-v6
- Follow: @waggle_os, Discord (link), Marko Marković on LinkedIn
- Engineering hires: We're hiring (link)
Voice notes
- Per
marko-markovic-styleskill: senior CxO + technical depth + Serbian-English bilingual sensibility - No marketing fluff; evidence-driven assertions
- Acknowledge limitations openly (signals integrity)
- Cite primary sources with arxiv links where applicable
- Diagrams hand-drawn or schematic, not corporate vector art
Asset 2 — LinkedIn Long-form (1,200-1,500 words)
Headline
"We just hit SOTA on AI memory benchmarks. Here's the honest story behind [LOCOMO_SCORE]%."
Opening (founder voice)
"For the past 6 months, my team and I have been quietly building something specific: a cognitive layer that gives AI agents real memory. Today's the day we share results.
LoCoMo is the standard benchmark for long-context memory in LLMs. Mem0 — the current SOTA reference — scored [BASELINE_REF]%. We tested our architecture on the same N=400 fixture, with full pre-registration, and we hit [LOCOMO_SCORE]%."
Body (5-7 paragraphs)
- The problem — AI agents are amnesiacs. Context window grows but memory doesn't persist. Every session starts from zero. Real productivity needs continuity.
- The architecture — We built three things: hive-mind (open-source memory substrate), Waggle (consumer desktop app), KVARK (enterprise sovereign deployment). All share one cognitive layer.
- The benchmark — N=400 LoCoMo-mini, 5 cells (no-context / oracle / full-context / retrieval / agentic), subject model Qwen 35B-A3B running locally, judge ensemble Opus 4.7 + GPT-5.4 + MiniMax M2.7 sa κ=0.7878 substantial agreement, pre-registered manifest v6.
- The result — [LOCOMO_SCORE]%, primary hypothesis [PASS/FAIL] sa Fisher p=[H1_PVAL]. Honest caveat: agentic cell weaker κ, treated descriptively.
- Why it matters — Memory is the moat. Models commoditize, memory differentiates. Local-first means data sovereignty. EU AI Act audit triggers built-in.
- What changes today — hive-mind OSS goes live, Waggle desktop app launches, KVARK enterprise pilot program opens.
- The ask — Try it. Break it. Send feedback. We hire engineers who care about this kind of work.
CTA
"Waggle Free tier: waggle-os.ai — no credit card. hive-mind on GitHub: github.com/marolinik/hive-mind Hiring: jobs.egzakta.com DM me with bugs."
Voice
- First-person Marko, executive but technical
- One narrative, no bullet-list overload
- Honest tone, not "we're disrupting AI" hype
- 1-2 emojis max (if any), professional register
Asset 3 — Twitter / X Thread (10-12 tweets)
Tweet 1 (hook)
"Mem0 is the SOTA reference for AI memory benchmarks at [BASELINE_REF]% on LoCoMo.
We just hit [LOCOMO_SCORE]%.
Here's what changed and why it matters 🧵"
Tweet 2
"Memory is the real moat in AI. Not training. Not parameters.
Models commoditize. Memory differentiates."
Tweet 3
"The architecture: cognitive layer that any LLM plugs into.
- hive-mind: OSS memory substrate (today)
- Waggle: consumer desktop app (today)
- KVARK: enterprise sovereign (next)"
Tweet 4
"Local-first. Bitemporal knowledge graph. MPEG-4 inspired memory compression. EU AI Act audit triggers by default. Model-agnostic."
Tweet 5
"Benchmark: N=400 LoCoMo-mini, 5 cells, pre-registered manifest v6.
Subject: Qwen 35B-A3B (sovereign, local). Judges: Opus 4.7 + GPT-5.4 + MiniMax M2.7. κ=0.7878."
Tweet 6
"Result: [LOCOMO_SCORE]%, primary hypothesis [PASS/FAIL] (Fisher p=[H1_PVAL]).
Retrieval cell: [RETRIEVAL_PASS]%. No-context: [NO_CONTEXT_PASS]%. Delta: [DELTA_PP]pp."
Tweet 7
"Methodology pre-reg: github.com/marolinik/waggle/manifest-v6
Honest caveat: agentic cell weaker κ. Treated descriptively. We're not hiding anything."
Tweet 8
"What's live today: → hive-mind OSS (Apache 2.0): github.com/marolinik/hive-mind → Waggle desktop: waggle-os.ai → Free tier, no credit card"
Tweet 9
"Why this matters strategically:
For devs: MCP-native memory primitive, model-agnostic. For enterprises: GDPR + EU AI Act compliant by default. For researchers: reproducible, pre-registered, open."
Tweet 10
"We're hiring engineers who think memory architecture is the next 10x lever.
jobs.egzakta.com"
Tweet 11 (close)
"Long-form: [LINK to blog post]
Try Waggle: waggle-os.ai Star hive-mind: github.com/marolinik/hive-mind
@-mention prominent ML researchers / orgs you'd want feedback from (DAIR, Anthropic researchers, EU AI Act enforcement bodies, etc.)"
Tweet 12 (community)
"Discord: [LINK] Bugs: github.com/marolinik/waggle/issues Email: hello@waggle-os.ai
Building this in the open. Come build with us."
Asset 4 — hive-mind OSS Announcement (GitHub README + Release Notes)
README.md (top section)
# hive-mind
> Local-first cognitive substrate for AI agents.
> Bitemporal knowledge graph + MPEG-4 inspired memory compression + EU AI Act audit triggers.
> Apache 2.0 licensed. Zero cloud dependencies.
[](LICENSE)
[](https://waggle-os.ai/blog/sota)
**hive-mind** powers Waggle, the desktop AI workspace, but it's a standalone library you can use directly. MCP server included.
## What it does
- Persists agent context as `.mind` files on user's disk (no cloud)
- Bitemporal: every memory has VALID and RECORDED timestamps
- Compresses memory like MPEG-4 video (I/P/B frames)
- Provides MCP protocol server for any compatible client (Claude Code, Cursor, custom)
- 11 harvest adapters (Claude, GPT, Gemini, Qwen, local Ollama, Anthropic API, OpenAI API, Together, OpenRouter, MiniMax, Zhipu)
- Wiki compiler: turns memory graph into navigable knowledge base
- EU AI Act Article 13 audit triggers built-in
## Benchmark
LoCoMo (long-context memory): **[LOCOMO_SCORE]%** vs Mem0 [BASELINE_REF]%.
Pre-registration: [manifest v6](./benchmarks/preregistration/manifest-v6-preregistration.md)
Methodology: [BENCHMARK.md](./BENCHMARK.md)
## Quickstart
[install + basic usage]
## Architecture
[diagram]
## License
Apache 2.0. See [LICENSE](LICENSE).
Release notes (v0.1.0 — first public release)
# v0.1.0 — Public release
This is the first public release of hive-mind, the cognitive substrate that powers Waggle.
## What's in this release
- Core memory primitives: store, retrieve, query, audit
- Bitemporal knowledge graph engine
- MPEG-4 inspired memory compression (I/P/B frames)
- MCP server protocol implementation
- 11 harvest adapters
- Wiki compiler
- EU AI Act audit trigger framework
- Local-first persistence (.mind file format spec)
## Benchmarks
- LoCoMo: [LOCOMO_SCORE]% (vs Mem0 [BASELINE_REF]% reference)
- Methodology: pre-registered manifest v6
- Audit trail: every recall logged with provenance
## What's not in this release
- Cloud sync (intentionally — local-first)
- Multi-user collaboration (Pro tier in Waggle)
- Skills marketplace (Waggle-only feature)
## Coming next
- Multilingual benchmark coverage
- Agentic episode memory
- Web extension harvest adapter
Built by Egzakta Group. Marko Marković and team.
License: Apache 2.0.
Asset 5 — Waitlist Email (subscriber broadcast)
Subject line options
- "We hit SOTA on AI memory. Waggle is live."
- "Waggle launched. Here's your early access link."
- "[LOCOMO_SCORE]% on LoCoMo. Waggle is finally public."
Body
Hey [FIRST_NAME],
Six months ago you signed up to hear when Waggle was ready.
Today's the day.
We hit [LOCOMO_SCORE]% on LoCoMo — the standard AI memory benchmark — beating Mem0's [BASELINE_REF]% reference. Full methodology + pre-registration here: [BLOG_LINK].
Three things you can do right now:
1. Download Waggle Free tier (no credit card): waggle-os.ai
2. Star hive-mind on GitHub (the OSS substrate): github.com/marolinik/hive-mind
3. Reply to this email with feedback. I read every message.
If you signed up because you wanted memory that persists across AI conversations — that's exactly what's live today. Local-first. Privacy-first. Model-agnostic.
Pro tier ($19/mo) and Teams ($49/seat) include extras. Free is fully functional.
Thanks for waiting.
— Marko
Founder, Waggle / Egzakta Group
P.S. We're hiring engineers who care about cognitive architecture. jobs.egzakta.com
Asset 6 — Press Kit One-Pager (PDF + web)
Layout (1 page, two columns)
Left column (40%)
- Waggle logo (vector + raster)
- Tagline: "AI Agents That Remember"
- Founded: 2025, Egzakta Group
- HQ: Belgrade, Serbia (international footprint)
- Stack: Tauri 2.0 + React 19 + local-first cognitive layer
- Funding: Bootstrapped (Egzakta cash flow)
Right column (60%)
-
1-paragraph elevator pitch: "Waggle is a desktop AI workspace where agents remember your context, connect to your tools, and improve with every interaction. Built on hive-mind, an open-source cognitive substrate with bitemporal knowledge graph, audit-trail-grade memory provenance, and EU AI Act compliance by default. Local-first. Privacy-first. Model-agnostic."
-
3 key facts:
- Benchmark: [LOCOMO_SCORE]% on LoCoMo (vs Mem0 [BASELINE_REF]%)
- Architecture: Local-first cognitive layer + 23 native AI apps + 13 persona system
- Pricing: Free / $19 Pro / $49/seat Teams + KVARK enterprise
-
Press contact: press@waggle-os.ai
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Media kit (logos, screenshots, founder photo): waggle-os.ai/press
Visual
- 1 hero screenshot Waggle desktop sa Cockpit + Memory + Graph windows
- 1 hero screenshot honeycomb visualization
- Quote box: Marko Marković quote pull from blog post or LinkedIn
Pre-publish checklist
Before pulling trigger on any asset:
- Numbers verified — every
[PLACEHOLDER]filled with actual benchmark output - Marko personally reviewed every asset (no auto-publish)
- Legal review za bilo kakve compliance claims (EU AI Act, GDPR mentions)
- Embargo timing — synchronize: blog post + LinkedIn + Twitter thread + GitHub release within 30 min window
- Email broadcast sent 24h after public posts (give organic momentum first)
- Analytics — track UTM sources per asset (
?utm_source=blog,?utm_source=linkedin, etc.)
Distribution sequence
Hour 0 (e.g., 2026-04-26 09:00 CET):
- GitHub: hive-mind v0.1.0 release published
- Blog: technical post live
- LinkedIn: long-form post by Marko
- Twitter: thread posted
Hour +30 min:
- Hacker News: submit blog post (Marko or community)
- Reddit: r/LocalLLaMA, r/MachineLearning (community submission preferred)
- Discord: Anthropic Discord, MCP community Discord
Hour +24h:
- Waitlist email broadcast
Hour +48h:
- Newsletter outreach (TLDR AI, Ben's Bites, AI Tidbits — submit to editors)
- Reach out to specific researchers / VCs / enterprise contacts
Week +1:
- Podcast outreach (Latent Space, MLOps Podcast, etc.)
- Conference proposal submissions (NeurIPS workshops, EMNLP, etc.)
Risk register
- Numbers don't match expected — if [LOCOMO_SCORE] < [BASELINE_REF], pivot from "we hit SOTA" framing to "honest evaluation methodology + how we plan to improve". DO NOT publish overstated claims.
- Press misinterprets — provide pre-briefed FAQ document for journalists
- GitHub repo not ready — verify hive-mind extraction completed before announcement (per
project_locked_decisionsH-34 5-10 day extraction window) - Stripe checkout fails on launch day — test cards verified day-of, support inbox monitored 24h post-launch
- Server overload — Vercel auto-scales; plan for 100x baseline traffic spike in first 6h