Session memory
Working context managed across long tasks and handoffs without token bloat.
Try “KYC”, “Bedrock”, “Claude”, “insurance” or “ISO”.
Services
Give AI systems durable, governed memory so conversations and workflows improve over time.
Capabilities
Short-term, long-term and semantic memory architectures for agents and copilots.
Working context managed across long tasks and handoffs without token bloat.
Preferences and history that persist across sessions — with consent and controls.
Organizational knowledge accumulated from interactions, curated and governed.
Scoping, expiry, erasure and audit engineered into the memory layer.
How we deliver
Stateless AI frustrates users and wastes context. Naive memory creates privacy debt. We engineer the layer between.
Design
Memory taxonomies designed per use case: working state, user preferences, organizational facts — each with explicit scoping, retention and consent rules before a byte is stored.
Engineering
Relevance-ranked retrieval into context, summarization that compresses without distorting, and conflict resolution when memories disagree — quality-evaluated like any retrieval system.
Governance
Users and admins can inspect, correct and erase; retention expires on schedule; every read and write is audited — memory that survives a privacy review.
Use cases
Preferences and context that persist across sessions.
Multi-day tasks with durable working state.
Customers never repeat themselves across contacts.
Relationship history accumulated and surfaced in context.
Decisions and rationale captured as organizational memory.
Learner progress shaping every interaction.
Delivery
Flexible models — from strategy sprints to dedicated pods — with clear phases, quality gates, and ownership through production.
Goals, constraints, success metrics and stakeholders.
Architecture, delivery plan and risk controls.
Build, integrate, harden and launch.
Monitor, optimize cost and continuously improve.
Our assistant stopped asking users the same three questions every session. Task completion rose 40% — and legal signed off because erasure and audit were built in, not promised.
Works with your stack
Vector, graph and relational stores composed per memory type — in your cloud.
FAQ
That's the naive version, and it degrades fast — noisy recall, stale facts, privacy exposure. Real memory systems classify, summarize, expire and govern what's stored, and rank what's recalled. The difference shows up by week four.
Purpose limitation, consent capture, automatic retention expiry, user-visible memory with erasure, and full audit — designed with your counsel from the schema up.
The opposite when engineered: summarization and ranked recall inject less, better context than replaying history. We measure tokens-per-task before and after.
Yes — a governed memory service with per-product scopes is exactly the architecture we recommend once you have two or more assistants.
Next step
One workshop maps your memory taxonomy — what to remember, what to forget, what to never store.