MemoryVerse AI '26
MemoryVerse AI ’26 is an AI-powered Digital Identity Platform that transforms scattered academic and professional documents into a structured, searchable, and connected digital knowledge repository.
Unlike a traditional cloud storage system, MemoryVerse AI understands a student’s journey by analyzing uploaded resumes, certificates, project reports, internship documents, achievements, and other academic or professional records.
Key capabilities:
• AI-powered document text extraction and intelligent categorization
• Automatic summary generation, skill detection, keyword extraction, entity recognition, and confidence analysis
• Semantic search using embeddings and vector similarity
• Interactive knowledge graph connecting skills, certifications, projects, internships, and achievements
• Chronological digital journey timeline
• AI Career Assistant that provides personalized strengths, career-readiness insights, skill-gap guidance, and recommended next steps
• Original uploaded documents remain accessible through the platform
Technology stack:
• Frontend: Next.js 15, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Framer Motion, React Flow, Recharts
• Backend: Node.js, Express.js, TypeScript, JWT authentication
• AI Service: Python, FastAPI, Gemini API, NLP, embeddings, and RAG-based retrieval
• Database: PostgreSQL with pgvector support
• Storage: Local development storage with an architecture designed for Supabase Storage integration
Setup instructions are available in the repository README.
For local testing, start the Backend API on port 5000, the FastAPI AI service on port 8000, and the Next.js frontend on port 3000. The application can use a development fallback when PostgreSQL is unavailable; however, PostgreSQL with pgvector is recommended for persistent storage and full semantic-search functionality.
Suggested reviewer flow:
1. Register a new student account.
2. Upload a resume, certificate, or project document.
3. Open the document analysis page to view the AI-generated summary, category, skills, keywords, entities, insights, and confidence information.
4. Use semantic search with a query such as “Show my AI projects.”
5. Explore the Knowledge Graph and Digital Journey Timeline.
6. Open the AI Career Assistant and ask questions such as “What are my strongest skills?” or “What should I learn next?”
The central experience of MemoryVerse AI is:
“I never have to search through folders again because my AI already understands my journey.”
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