Memuron lets AI agents remember.
For teams building AI agents that can't afford to hallucinate — in fintech, healthcare, and other high-stakes systems. Memuron resolves contradictions at write-time, so your agent never has to guess which memory is true.
Tell an agent “I like blue” on Monday and “actually, I prefer red”on Tuesday. A plain vector store returns both — a contradiction it can't resolve.
Memuron decides at write time: is this a new fact, or an update to one you already hold? Then it collapses the two into one evolved memory.
Every ingest runs through the Guardian: it retrieves candidates with hybrid search, decides create-vs-update, draws semantic links, and commits typed events to an append-only ledger.
Raw content arrives from the SDK or API and is accepted as an immutable payload.
Memuron stores every relationship as a first-class memory_link, including self-loops and parallel edges agents can inspect later.
Vector, lexical, and link-description matches surface memories plus the edge that made them relevant.
Prompt-ready blocks with citations, graph links, breadcrumbs, and a hard budget.
Fetch pages, sync local folders, and keep files mapped to stable graph nodes.
Attach custom_id, session, thread, source ID, and URL to every memory or document.
Cryptographic tenant_id boundaries plus spaces for project, team, and user context.
Connect Cursor over an HTTP stream, authenticated with Clerk OAuth — no key wrangling.
Don't just match text. Ask a question and walk the edges that answer it.
One query, three stages. Toggle each below and watch the set narrow — from a fuzzy semantic match, down the graph's edges with traverse, to a final grep.
Which rollback decisions were tied to recent deploy incidents?
Semantic search reads for meaning, not keywords — so it surfaces anything about shipping, even without those exact words.
Memuron handles the product — tenancy, ingest jobs, the Guardian. The horsepower comes from Arthaanu, an open-source semantic engine you can inspect, self-host and swap: an append-only ledger, deterministic encoders, rebuildable projections, and the retrieval math underneath.
the append-only source of truth — objects, encodings, relations and traces
“v2.3 deploy was rolled back.”