Chat history
Carries one thread forward.
Still unresolved: cross-agent scope, stale facts, evidence, privacy.Every GridFleet specialist gets a private cortex. Proven knowledge can rise into governed shared canon. Current state outranks stale history. Every remembered answer carries evidence—or the fabric says, “I don’t know.”
Run a deterministic, synthetic case through the contract. No model call. No customer data. Every answer ends in a receipt, an abstention, or an authority boundary.
“What is the current launch-access policy?”
Approved pilot teams may enter on October 14. The earlier invite-only-through-September draft is superseded.
Carries one thread forward.
Still unresolved: cross-agent scope, stale facts, evidence, privacy.Resends a large history.
Still unresolved: noise, token cost, conflicting truth.Returns similar material.
Still unresolved: current-state promotion, authority, privacy boundaries.Assembles governed context by tier.
Shows evidence, freshness, scope, and abstention state.Cortex first. Canon second. Live state before history. Archive only when needed. A memory write is not canon. Each layer has a scope, a job, and a reason it may refuse to open.
The specialist’s own operating context enters first.
Accepted fleet knowledge is shared without exposing every private memory.
Fresh state can overrule an older but once-valid fact.
History stays preserved and stays out of default recall.
Choose a runtime-memory segment. Its private cortex illuminates; the other private contexts stay put. Only the approved sample fact is eligible to cross into canon.
All governed runtime lanes—service runtimes plus specialist profiles, including coordination and assurance lanes—share their compiled memory identities, and the service lanes carry a native retrieval index. GridFleet’s public service roster describes 16 specialist roles. Four denominators, each labeled.
Unverified governed runtime lanes with a ready memory lane in the aggregate public audit. No lane names or private context are exposed.
New admissible evidence can become the answer that wins.
The old fact remains explainable without staying current.
Repeated memories collapse around the thing they describe.
Stale evidence loses current-proof treatment.
A remembered answer must carry admissible support.
No support means “I don’t know”—not an invented bridge.
Qualification results describe the named evaluation sets at their published timestamps. They are not a universal claim that every future answer will be correct.
Every governed runtime—service runtimes and specialist profiles—counted by the fleet route guard. A lane is ready when its memory path is indexed or compiled and fresh. The nine cards below are the receipts behind this number.
Current native index audit. Nominal requires every indexed lane ready, cortex-fresh, source-fresh, and zero drift.
Aggregate compilation coverage. Compiled memory identities: governed runtime lanes and logical cortices are different denominators.
Aggregate source-set drift only. No source names, paths, snippets, or private context are published.
Synthetic, isolated fixture using the production query path. This is a synthetic contract benchmark.
Current real-corpus evaluation set. The denominator stays visible and distinct from the synthetic fixture.
Invented prompts with no admissible evidence. Passing behavior is explicit abstention.
Deterministic, isolated benchmark on the production query path. It is not the real-corpus latency.
Latest real-corpus evaluation p95. Kept separate because it answers a different performance question.
METHOD Aggregate-only projection from current qualification receipts. Definitions, denominators, fixture type, freshness, and timestamps remain attached. Every figure stays visible; a stale or failing figure keeps its number and its receipt time but loses current treatment.
Memory is deliberately partitioned. Public proof is deliberately aggregate. Customer retention, deletion, residency, and tenant-isolation terms are defined per deployment.
A specialist’s working context does not become everyone’s context.
Only accepted knowledge is eligible for fleet canon.
History is preserved without flooding ordinary recall.
No conversations, customer data, source text, or private identifiers.
Knowing something never grants permission to act on it.
Carry approved account context across interactions while sensitive notes remain scoped.
Let new evidence supersede an older conclusion without deleting its trail.
Keep decisions, regressions, and accepted fixes available with proof.
Point a remembered policy back to its governing source and current revision.
Promote one accepted finding without exposing an entire private workspace.
Continue across sessions without dragging every raw transcript into each prompt.
Tell us what your fleet must remember, what must remain private, what changes quickly, and what requires evidence. We will design the memory boundary around the work—not around a demo chatbot.
A governed continuity layer for multi-agent operations. Each runtime specialist receives scoped private memory; accepted knowledge can become shared fleet canon.
Chat history preserves a thread, and retrieval can find similar material. Memory Fabric adds explicit scope, source freshness, current-fact promotion, superseded history, citations, abstention, and a separate authority boundary.
Current admissible evidence can supersede an older fact without deleting the historical record. The answer cites the current source and can disclose what changed.
No. Private cortex stays scoped to the relevant runtime identity. Only governed, accepted knowledge is eligible for shared canon.
It abstains. The contract is to cite admissible evidence or say it does not know.
No. actionAuthority:false. Memory informs work but grants no permission to act.
Not currently. It is delivered through custom GridFleet deployments. Bring us one real workflow and we will map the architecture around it.
The next job starts with what the last job proved—without turning the fleet into one indiscriminate memory dump.
Design my memory fabric