docs: refresh README first fold, reconcile stale benchmark numbers, unify the one-liner
README first fold: - banner 800px -> 520px - badges condensed from two paragraphs into one row (Trendshift kept, inline) - lead with Introduction instead of benchmarks - new How it works section explaining the add/search loop - benchmarks moved below the intro and retitled from the date-stamped New Memory Algorithm (April 2026) - dropped Research Highlights, which restated the benchmark table verbatim Benchmarks: the README was already correct at 92.5 / 94.4, matching mem0.ai/research and docs/core-concepts/memory-evaluation.mdx. The stale copies were in the migration guides, which quote the numbers as a live reason to upgrade. Updated both to 92.5 / 94.4 (+21 / +27). docs/changelog/highlights.mdx keeps 91.6 / 93.4 inside its dated 2026-04-14 entry, which records what was announced at the time. One-liner: standardized on 'the memory layer for AI agents', already the canonical form in cli-spec.json, cli/python/pyproject.toml and the CLI specification. Swept the remaining variants.
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## Overview
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Mem0 is a self-improving memory layer for LLM applications, enabling personalized AI experiences that save costs and delight users. Respan (formerly Keywords AI) provides complete LLM observability.
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Mem0 is the memory layer for AI agents, giving them persistent, personalized context across sessions. Respan (formerly Keywords AI) provides complete LLM observability.
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Combining Mem0 with Respan allows you to:
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1. Add persistent memory to your AI applications
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