Notes on building memory that agents share.
Engineering deep-dives, product thinking, and reproducible research from the team building one governed memory for every agent.
Real writing on multi-agent memory, recall speed, and getting memory right — not press releases.
One memory, many agents: what changes when a whole team remembers together
Orchestrators, their subagents, and tools sharing one governed memory — who can write what, how contradictions resolve, and why the audit trail matters.
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- Engineering
Inside hybrid retrieval: vector + keyword + recency, ranked
How we blend dense search, lexical match, and recency into one ranked recall pass.
- Research
Reproducible recall: our method, our numbers, our harness
We publish the eval harness so you can re-run our recall and latency results yourself.
- Product
When two agents disagree: cross-agent conflict resolution
Bi-temporal truth, supersede vs. invalidate, and how the current answer stays current.
- Engineering
Cutting retrieval latency without trading away recall
Where the milliseconds go, and the cache + index work that keeps recall fast and right.
- Research
The disputed-benchmark landscape, and why we publish ours openly
Vendor self-benchmarks are contested. Here is how we measure, and what we hold back from claiming.
- Product
Private vs. shared buckets: a practical migration guide
How to split what an agent keeps to itself from what the team should remember together.
- Research & benchmarks — the data behind our posts.
- Compare — how we line up on recall, speed, and governance.
- Customers — patterns from teams running shared agent memory.
- Developers — SDKs, the API, and the MCP plugin.