Trace every memory
See its source, extraction policy, version history, retrieval score, and downstream use.
MEMORY INFRASTRUCTURE / EARLY ACCESS
Ingest raw interactions. Extract durable facts. Resolve conflicts. Build the right context under strict token, privacy, and freshness budgets.
AGENTS DO NOT NEED MORE MEMORY.
01 / DATA PLANE
One operational layer between your agents and every memory store.
01:12:04.201 event.received 200 OK 01:12:04.204 identity.resolved user_123 01:12:04.207 schema.validated conversation.message 01:12:04.209 pipeline.dispatched memory/default@v12
02 / CONTROL PLANE
Follow every memory from source event to injected context and final response.
“I moved to Hangzhou last month.”
Current city: Shanghai → Hangzhou
Version 4 · confidence 0.96
Current location included · 18 tokens
03 / OPERATIONS
See its source, extraction policy, version history, retrieval score, and downstream use.
Detect contradictions, merge duplicates, expire stale claims, and preserve history.
Filter, rerank, and compress memory against explicit task and token budgets.
Compare policy versions against real events before reprocessing production memory.
Apply retention, deletion, redaction, access, and tenant isolation policies.
Route to Postgres, vector stores, graphs, or existing memory providers.
04 / BUILT FOR
Remember customer constraints, previous issues, attempted fixes, and commitments.
Keep account context, stakeholder preferences, objections, and next actions current.
Give every internal agent one governed memory API across teams and stores.
PRIVATE PREVIEW
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