docs: Add concise HN article for Empathy + MemDocs (398 words)

Created short technical article explaining both tools for Hacker News.

Content (398 words):
- MemDocs: Persistent memory with episodic/semantic/procedural organization
- Empathy: Five-level maturity model (reactive to systems thinking)
- Integration example showing how they work together
- Production metrics and real use cases
- Minimal code example (7 lines)

Perfect length for HN post or blog intro.

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+# Building AI That Remembers and Anticipates
+
+**Word Count:** 398 words
+
+Most AI assistants are reactive (waiting for you to ask) and amnesiac (forgetting between sessions). We built two tools to fix this: MemDocs for memory and Empathy Framework for anticipation.
+
+## MemDocs: Persistent Memory for AI
+
+MemDocs provides hierarchical context management that survives across sessions. It organizes three memory types:
+- **Episodic**: Past conversations and events
+- **Semantic**: Domain facts and knowledge
+- **Procedural**: Task-specific patterns
+
+Using vector embeddings and graph structure, it automatically retrieves relevant context based on semantic similarity and temporal relevance.
+
+**Example:** Your AI coding assistant remembers you prefer functional programming, yesterday's async bug, and your typical test structure—carrying this forward automatically.
+
+## Empathy Framework: Five Levels of AI Maturity
+
+Memory alone isn't enough. The best assistants predict what you need before you ask. Empathy defines progressive maturity levels:
+
+1. **Reactive**: Responds to direct requests
+2. **Responsive**: Understands context and intent
+3. **Proactive**: Suggests improvements
+4. **Anticipatory**: Predicts future needs
+5. **Systems Thinking**: Optimizes whole workflows
+
+**Key mechanism:** Trajectory analysis tracks patterns over time to predict future states. If test coverage drops 10% over three weeks, Level 4 predicts where you're heading and intervenes early.
+
+## Working Together
+
+MemDocs provides memory; Empathy provides the prediction engine.
+
+**Healthcare example:**
+- Without memory: "What should I document?" (Level 1)
+- With MemDocs: Recalls this is post-op cardiac patient with previous patterns
+- With Empathy L3: Suggests specific sections for patient type
+- With Empathy L4: Anticipates discharge instructions before you ask, based on typical timeline
+
+**Code:**
+```python
+from empathy_os import EmpathyOS
+from memdocs import MemoryGraph
+
+os = EmpathyOS(target_level=4, memory_backend=MemoryGraph())
+result = await os.collaborate("Add authentication")
+# Predicts: error handling, tests, docs, security review
+```
+
+## Production Results
+
+We're using this for 18 healthcare wizards and 16 software development wizards. Measured improvements:
+- 40% reduction in back-and-forth
+- 60% fewer forgotten tasks
+- 83% test coverage across framework
+
+## Installation
+
+```bash
+pip install empathy-framework memdocs
+# Or: pip install empathy-framework[memdocs]
+```
+
+**License:** Fair Source 0.9 (free for education/small teams)
+**GitHub:** github.com/Smart-AI-Memory/empathy-framework
+
+**Discussion question:** What's the line between "helpful prediction" and "invasive anticipation" for AI assistants?