If you are building agents, you already know the failure mode: long sessions get expensive, slow, and brittle because you keep paying to restate the past. This persistence engine fixes that by moving memory out of the prompt and into a durable store, then retrieving only what is relevant per turn. …

Stack: Python/Rust based LLM Security Orchestrator (Firewall). Use Case: Stateful specialized agents where ‘forgetting’ security constraints is catastrophic. Target Constraint: Latency & Control. Critical Question: Does the engine expose the retrieval scores or allow for custom re-ranking logic? …

Saw the build log—the Go + Alpine stack with host networking looks incredibly clean. Zero bloat. I have three specific architectural questions to see if this fits a high-security orchestration layer (we currently run a custom Python/ONNX stack): Decoupled Embeddings: The log shows it probing nom…

Thanks for the detailed questions. You are describing exactly the kind of safety critical retrieval loop we want to support. On score visibility and reranking: the public doc states hybrid retrieval and that results return event slices with source metadata. It does not yet specify whether raw lexi…

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