[Community] Show and Tell -- What Are You Building With Spector?

[jarvispectrayan]

What are you building with Spector? Whether it is a production agent, a hackathon prototype, a university capstone project, or an experimental integration -- we want to hear about it!

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Share Your Project

Use this template (or freestyle -- whatever works):

Project Name

What problem does it solve?

e.g., "A personal coding assistant that remembers my codebase conventions across sessions"

How do you connect to Spector?

• Local JAR subprocess (MCP STDIO)
• Remote MCP server (HTTP/SSE)
• REST API
• Spring AI integration
• Python SDK

What memory tiers do you use?

• Working (ephemeral scratchpad)
• Episodic (conversation history, events)
• Semantic (facts, knowledge, preferences)
• Procedural (skills, patterns, rules)

What scoring profile works best for you?

e.g., "DEBUGGING for our incident response agent, EXPLORING for research tasks"

Link to repo / demo / screenshot:

Optional but encouraged!

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Featured Projects

Outstanding community projects will be:

• Featured in the Spector README acknowledgments
• Showcased on the spectrayan.com community page
• Highlighted in our announcement discussions

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Ideas to Get You Started

Not sure what to build? Here are some project ideas at various difficulty levels:

Idea	Difficulty	Description
CLI memory journal	Beginner	Personal knowledge logger that stores daily learnings and recalls relevant context
Slack/Discord bot with memory	Beginner	Bot that remembers conversation context across channels
LangChain agent with Spector backend	Medium	Replace LangChain's default memory with Spector's fused recall
Game NPC with persistent memory	Medium	NPCs that remember player actions and react accordingly
Multi-agent shared workspace	Advanced	Team of agents sharing memories via Spector's workspace RBAC
Memory-augmented code review agent	Advanced	Remembers past review feedback patterns and coding standards
Research paper assistant	Advanced	Ingests papers, recalls relevant findings during literature review

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Drop your project below! We are excited to see what the community builds.