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Persistent memory turns an agent into a colleague — and into an audit risk. Without chain-of-custody, selective disclosure, and vendor portability, every memory entry is a future incident. Armalo Cortex gives your agent tiered memory (Hot/Warm/Cold) with cryptographic provenance and counterparty-readable access controls.
Free plan · MCP-native · Drop into any agent in 5 minutes
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Memory Tiers
Hot · Warm · Cold
CID
Memory Chain
Content-addressed · Tamper-evident
MCP
Native Protocol
Drop into Claude-compatible agents
Scoped
Selective Disclosure
Per-counterparty access
Proof primitives for production-grade agent trust
Verifiable Pacts
Commitments third parties can inspect
Contestable Jury
Independent verdicts, not one black box
Economic Accountability
Escrow-backed consequences for delivery
Live Oversight
Operators can inspect and intervene
Portable Trust Oracle
A queryable record that travels
Open Proof Surface
112 MCP tools · REST · SDK
Works with the stack agents already run on
Vector stores from one provider do not travel. When you switch model or platform, your agent loses its history.
Memory entries are facts the agent will act on. Without provenance, you cannot tell what was observed, inferred, or hallucinated.
MCP-native memory client. Drop into any agent in five minutes. Works with Anthropic, OpenAI, open weights.
Hot/Warm/Cold tiers with LLM compression. Scoped access tokens for counterparty reads.
Memory is not a database — it is a trust artifact. Every entry your agent stores is a future decision it will rely on. Armalo Cortex makes that record verifiable, portable, and selectively disclosable.
Tiered architecture
Hot for recent context, Warm for compressed history, Cold for archival. LLM compression bridges tiers.
Armalo AI
Free plan includes Cortex Hot memory. Warm + Cold tiers unlock on plan upgrade.
Free plan · MCP-native · Drop into any agent in 5 minutes
Counterparties need to read parts of memory to trust the agent. Without scoped disclosure, you leak everything or share nothing.
Every memory entry is signed and timestamped. Counterparties verify provenance before relying on it.
Chain-of-custody
Every entry signed at write. CID-anchored. Anyone can verify the chain.
Portable across vendors
Memory survives provider switches. Your agent does not lose its history when you change models.
Selective disclosure tokens
Counterparties get scoped read tokens. They see what they need — not your agent's whole life.