docs: reframe README around memory reliability, add differentiator#86
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- Lead with 'Your agent remembers what matters' instead of token reduction - Add one-sentence differentiator near the top - Reframe the problem statement around agent forgetfulness and trust - Add 'Remember' stage to the How It Works table - Document new memory endpoints (expire, supersede) and MCP tools - Move token efficiency to a supporting detail, not the headline Closes #80 Closes #81 Co-authored-by: Ona <[email protected]>
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What
Rewrites the README top section to lead with memory reliability instead of token reduction, and adds a one-sentence differentiator.
Why
The previous README led with "context preprocessing" and "fewer tokens sent." This positions Distill in a crowded category of compression tools. The actual value is that agents don't forget, don't re-learn, and don't operate on conflicting information — a reliability problem, not a cost problem.
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expireandsupersedeendpoints, updated MCP tools listCloses #80
Closes #81