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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Mem0 Platform is the fully managed memory layer for your AI apps and agents. Your users stop repeating themselves and your agents keep context across sessions, with no vector store, reranker, or infrastructure to run.
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Mem0 Platform is the fully managed memory layer for AI agents. Your users stop repeating themselves and your agents keep context across sessions, with no vector store, reranker, or infrastructure to run.
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## Why teams pick the Platform
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