Documentation
Sovereign AI memory infrastructure
Chordian unifies your organisation’s knowledge into a typed, temporal memory that answers with citations — running on our infrastructure or entirely on yours.
curl https://api.uni-flow.ai/api/v1/memory/search \
-H "x-api-key: $CHORDIAN_API_KEY" \
-H "content-type: application/json" \
-d '{"query": "What is the status of the Acme expansion?"}'Guidelines
What Chordian is, how the memory model works, and how to run it — including on your own infrastructure.
Start with the overviewPlatform API
Workspaces, memories, credentials, spaces, webhooks, usage and audit. The control plane for your account.
Browse the referenceMemory API
Ingest content, run hybrid retrieval, traverse the knowledge graph, and keep it accurate over time.
Browse the referenceWhat makes it different
Six capabilities that separate a memory platform from a vector database with a chat box on top.
Hybrid retrieval
Vectors, graph traversal, temporal recall and cache run in parallel, are reranked, then synthesised with inline citations. Sources arrive before the answer.
Read moreA knowledge graph, not a chunk pile
Typed entities and relationships with bi-temporal facts — what was true, and when you learned it. Duplicates across sources resolve to one entity.
Read moreMemory that defends its accuracy
When two sources disagree, Chordian surfaces the conflict instead of letting the last write win — then scores its own health and compiles what it knows.
Read moreA perimeter around your content
Secrets and PII are detected, classified and masked at the value level before anything is embedded, stored, or shown to a model.
Read moreYour memory, your metal
Run a memory on your own server or cloud account. Content, embeddings, graph and usage stay on your box — Chordian stores none of it.
Read moreAgent-native access
MCP endpoints with OAuth, per-memory credentials and scoped keys — so the memory reaches the IDE and the assistant, not just the browser.
Read moreBuilt to be read by machines too
Every page on this site is available as plain markdown, and /llms.txt indexes the whole thing. If you are building an agent on Chordian, point it here.
curl https://docs.uni-flow.ai/llms.txt
curl https://docs.uni-flow.ai/guidelines/quickstart.md