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How I Built Vidurai: When Ancient Philosophy Meets Modern AI

DEV Community•Sunday, November 16, 2025 at 5:35:27 PM
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The development of Vidurai highlights a significant issue in AI workflows: context management is often inadequate, leading to inefficiencies. The author’s personal experiences resonate with broader frustrations in the tech community, as seen in related articles that emphasize the need for improved memory systems in AI. By integrating concepts from Vedantic philosophy and fuzzy-trace theory, Vidurai not only addresses these challenges but also achieves remarkable results, including a 90% reduction in workflow time and a 59% decrease in token usage. This innovative approach reflects a growing trend in AI development, focusing on enhancing cognitive efficiency and user experience.
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