Add Caura to memory

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Project

Caura — governed shared memory for AI agent fleets. Added to data/projects.json under the memory category; README.md regenerated.

Why it belongs

Most entries in the memory category cover single-agent recall. Caura's contribution is the governance layer around fleet-wide memory: recall scoped per agent and per tenant, trust tiers, keystone policies that pin authoritative facts, audit trails over every read and write, and a knowledge graph, all exposed over MCP. It is memory infrastructure, not swarm coordination, so it belongs here rather than in awesome-agent-swarm — no cross-list submission intended.

Against the inclusion criteria:

• Relevant: memory systems + MCP.
• Active: commits within the last week.
• Open source: Apache 2.0.
• Documented: README, docs/, integration guide, benchmarks write-up.
• Traction: 516 stars (above the 50 minimum). In production at eToro on 300+ agents (architecture write-up).

Checks

Followed the contributing workflow exactly:

• node scripts/generate-readme.js — clean, idempotent diff (one README line)
• node scripts/validate.js — "Validated 120 projects across 10 categories. Validation passed."
• node scripts/check-links.js — 120 ok, 0 failures, 0 warnings
• Both data/projects.json and README.md committed; CRLF line endings preserved

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Note

Low Risk
Documentation and catalog data only; no runtime or application code changes.

Overview
Adds Caura (caura-ai/caura) to the awesome list as a Memory Systems entry via a new record in data/projects.json (category memory, tags agent-memory, mcp, open-source, 516 stars).

The Memory Systems section of README.md is regenerated so Caura appears in star order between MemSkill and TeleMem, with a one-line blurb on governed fleet shared memory (scoped recall, trust tiers, audit trails, knowledge graph over MCP).

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