THE PLATFORM
Memory, built
to leave evidence.
A persistent evidence layer for AI systems. Capture the record, preserve its lineage and recover the context that was available.
CAPABILITIES
The primitives of a reviewable memory.
Evidence-first history
Record the source, context and configuration behind consequential AI outcomes.
Explore capability RCT-02Cryptographic receiptsConnect stored evidence through BLAKE3 hashes and traceable receipt references.WAL-03Append-only recordsAdd new evidence without silently rewriting what was recorded before.TNT-04Tenant separationKeep evidence scoped to the authenticated workspace it belongs to.GRH-05Traceable retrievalRetrieve evidence and its relationships with non-generative GraphRAG.RPL-06Replay & reviewReconstruct stored memory state and prepare structured evidence exports.No matching capabilities. Try “receipt”, “tenant” or “replay”.
6 capabilities
An evidence-first history.
PHIROK records the source material, retrieved context and configuration associated with an outcome. The record makes these inputs available for later inspection.
- Source and context references stay connected to the record.
- New events extend the history instead of rewriting the past.
- A reviewer can follow the recorded lineage.
A receipt for the record.
Cryptographic receipts connect memory events to recorded data and prior history. BLAKE3 hashes make changes to protected bytes detectable against a trusted reference.
- Inspect receipt, frame and previous-hash references.
- Distinguish evidence integrity from source truth.
- Review the record together with its verification context.
New evidence. Preserved history.
Append-only storage keeps earlier records available as later events are added. Corrections belong in new records with traceable relationships to what came before.
- Append-only write-ahead log (WAL).
- Hash-linked history for tamper evidence.
- Retained events support reconstruction of recorded state.
Evidence stays in its workspace.
Tenant isolation binds access to authenticated backend identity. A record’s tenant scope is part of its context; authorization must be enforced at every boundary.
- Identity comes from authenticated server context.
- Workspace scope is checked for reads and writes.
- A tenant label is not a substitute for access control.
Retrieve the evidence itself.
Non-generative GraphRAG retrieves stored evidence and its relationships. Search results lead back to records a person or agent can inspect.
- Retrieve evidence without generating a new answer.
- Preserve provenance through search and inspection.
- The current semantic layer uses deterministic test fixtures; commercial production embeddings are not advertised.
Return to a recorded state.
Deterministic replay reconstructs stored memory state from retained records. Structured exports support investigation and review.
- Inspect source, context, policy and receipt references.
- Compare recorded decisions and their evidence.
- Replay does not promise identical future LLM responses.
YOUR NEXT DECISION
One record.
Every question answered.
Six capabilities, one principle: memory should stay inspectable. Try it on a sample record.