AI forgets. Your organization’s knowledge shouldn’t.
Persistent, shared, model-independent knowledge for your agents — every memory backed by evidence, versioned, governed and revocable. Served over API and MCP.
“Our agents forget, fragment context and depend on one model.”
Sessions end, context windows overflow, and each agent rebuilds its own partial view of the organization. Vendor memory locks that context to one model — and nobody can audit what an agent believes, or why.
Memory that outlives the session — and the vendor.
Persistent context
Knowledge survives conversations, sessions and restarts — history preserved, never silently lost.
Shared across agents
Every agent draws from the same governed knowledge base — no fragmented views.
Model-independent
Swap GPT for Claude for your own model; the knowledge stays. Portable by architecture.
Evidence-backed retrieval
Agents receive knowledge objects with evidence, versions and resolution states — not text.
Governed and revocable
Permissions, audit log, revocation. What an agent knows is controlled and inspectable.
API + MCP
One integration; every agent framework. MCP planned on the public surface.
Model memory is not organizational memory.
Native model memory is useful — and solves a different problem.
| Model memory remembers… | Orves preserves… |
|---|---|
| the conversation | the organization’s knowledge |
| user preferences | decisions, with their evidence |
| recent context | versioned history over time |
| one vendor’s sessions | knowledge portable across any model |
| what was said | why it is believed |
Model memory remembers the conversation. Orves preserves organizational knowledge.
One infrastructure. No parallel system.
Every solution runs on the same products — the same knowledge objects, evidence, versions, permissions and audit log. A solution is a way to consume the infrastructure, never a second system.
Agent memory here is not a second system — it is verifiable knowledge served in the form agents need. Same objects, same evidence, same audit log.