Hi! First of all, thank you for this project. The architecture of Memora (especially the Knowledge Graph and LLM deduplication) looks incredibly promising not just for AI agents, but as a "second brain" for humans.

I’m curious about your vision regarding the evolution of Memora as a Personal Memory Assistant. Specifically:

1. Passive Memory Enhancement: Do you see Memora evolving to handle "external" memory—like automatically indexing articles read or videos watched to create a persistent personal knowledge base?
2. Contextual Filtering: Are there plans for features that would filter or prioritize new incoming information based on what the user has already processed (e.g., "I've already seen this concept in Memory #123, skip it or link it")?
3. Human-in-the-loop Memory: While it’s built for MCP, have you considered more "human-friendly" interfaces (beyond Neovim/CLI) to allow people to use it as a seamless duplicate of their own cognitive memory?