Cerebra — Memory architecture visualization showing memory map, embeddings, and an agent powered up by deep context
Memory Architecture

Cerebra

Memory architecture that's alive. Stores, retrieves, and — most importantly — understands the depth and meaning of what it holds.

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Overview

Cerebra is a memory architecture that goes beyond storage and retrieval. It understands the relational context between what it holds and surfaces meaning, not just matches. The result is a globally accessible memory layer that any module in your stack can read from or write to under your control.

Dogfooded by LumaWeave for graph-level memory and by agents that need deep, persistent context, Cerebra turns one-shot prompts into ongoing conversations and short-lived workflows into compounding intelligence.

Bleeding-edge storage and retrieval methods sit underneath a clean interface. You decide what gets remembered, what gets surfaced, and what gets forgotten — Cerebra handles the rest.

Key concepts

  • Bleeding-edge storage and retrieval methods
  • Understands relational context between stored memories
  • Globally accessible within the stack — you control reads and writes
  • Dogfood memory directly into agents' active context windows
  • Memory maps, insight feeds, embeddings, timelines, and activity views
  • Built to amplify any agent it touches

Demo

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