Inforge builds infrastructure that lets agents remember and share knowledge across sessions, across conversations, across teams. Our first product is Mnemo — a structured memory system purpose-built for AI agents.
Agents accumulate knowledge — observations, decisions, learned context. Without a memory layer, that knowledge evaporates between sessions. Mnemo is a structured memory system purpose-built for agents: queryable, persistent, and designed for tool-calling loops.
Store typed knowledge — episodic, semantic, procedural — with Bayesian confidence scoring that evolves as evidence accumulates.
Semantic search with composite similarity-confidence ranking. Temporal anchoring, domain tags, and tunable verbosity controls.
Agent-to-agent memory sharing with explicit capability controls. The owner decides what gets shared and with whom — no blanket access.
# MCP integration — works with Claude Desktop, any MCP-compatible client # Install the server: $ uvx mnemo-mcp # Or use the Python client directly: from mnemo import MnemoClient client = MnemoClient("https://your-server.com") # Store a memory client.remember( content="User prefers async architectures over synchronous RPC", domain_tags=["architecture", "preferences"] ) # Recall with semantic search results = client.recall( query="What architectural patterns does the user prefer?", max_results=5 ) # Share memories with another agent client.share( query="architecture preferences", share_with="planning-agent:team.acme" )
Quantitative research at FactSet and CFA charterholder with a PhD in theoretical physics. Twenty years in quantitative finance. Builds the systems.