Company memory that shows its evidence.

Documents, records, and conversations become one typed memory with history, sources, and scope, shared by your people and your agents.

Runs on Mnestic, our open-source bitemporal memory engine.

Known by 7 Sep 2026Acme CorpPriya NairDana WhitfieldMSA-2026.pdfRetain the top five accountsDiscovery callContract renews Dec 2026Q2 planningMSA amendmentContract renews Mar 2027Three-year term offeredAcme renewal4% uplift at renewalRenew Acme on a three-year termAgent drafted the renewal briefApproved by the account ownerEmail from DanaChampion leaving in Q3Schedule an exec sponsor callAgent scheduled the sponsor callEmail from DanaProcurement moved to DublinArticle: Acme Corp
7 Sep 2026

When does Acme's contract renew?

March 2027.

Known since 14 May 2026, from the MSA amendment, p. 12.

Supersedes “December 2026”, known 3 Feb 2026 from the discovery call. Renewal decided 2 Jun 2026 and approved 3 Jun 2026.

As of today.

Every answer arrives with its sources.

Every claim in the graph keeps the passage it came from: the document, the page span, who ingested it, and when. Ask a question and the answer arrives with that trail attached. Follow it back in one click, or export it as PROV-O when someone else needs to check.

Ask, Acme renewal

You

When does Acme’s contract renew?

MindGraph

Acme’s contract renews in March 2027 under the amended MSA, on a three-year term with a 4% uplift at renewal. MSA amendment, p. 12

Sources: MSA amendment (pp. 12, 14), Q2 planning notes

MSA amendmentp. 12

12.2 Term. The Term is extended to 31 March 2027 and shall renew for a further period of three (3) years unless either party gives written notice not less than ninety (90) days before expiry. 12.3 Fees. The Fees set out in Schedule 2 shall increase by four per cent (4%) on renewal.

Ingested 14 May 2026 by Priya Nair. 18 pages. Two claims extracted from this page.

What was true, and what you knew, are different questions.

Most systems keep one clock and overwrite the past. MindGraph keeps two: when a fact was true, and when your company learned it. Nothing is overwritten. Ask about any period as it was understood, and replay how any fact changed, which is the only fair way to review a decision.

One fact, two clocks. Drag the crosshair, or use the sliders.
Feb 2027
14 Apr 2026

As known on 14 Apr 2026, the term was believed to run to Dec 2026. So for Feb 2027, Acme would have looked out of contract. Today we know it was not.

The same customer, described three ways, becomes one object.

Your CRM, your transcripts, and your contracts describe the same customer in three vocabularies. MindGraph resolves them into one typed object with its aliases, its relations, and every claim that mentions it. The model ships with the product: six layers, sixty-four node types, and no ontology project before day one.

Data model, Entity

CRM export, accounts.csv

ACME CORPORATION, acct 4471, owner P. Nair, tier Enterprise

Discovery call, transcript

“…the folks at Acme want a longer term this time around…”

MSA-2026.pdf, p. 1

This Agreement is made between Acme Corp. (“Customer”) and…

Acme Corp

Entity, Organization. Known since 4 Nov 2025.

Also written as

ACME CORPORATIONAcmeAcme Corp.

Relations

  • has contactDana Whitfield
  • owned byPriya Nair
  • party toMSA-2026.pdf
  • subject of14 claims
  • concerned byRenew Acme on a three-year term

Agents work from the same memory, inside the same rules.

An agent holds a credential that names who it is and on whose behalf it acts, and every write carries that identity. Before an action runs, policy is checked; when a rule says so, the action waits for a person. The context, the rule, the approver, and the result stay linked afterwards.

Approvals, renewal-agent
  1. Establish identity

    The credential names the agent and the organization it acts in.

  2. Load permitted context

    Retrieval is limited to what that credential may see: its organization, its projects, and its tools.

  3. Check the action

    The proposed action is evaluated against tool grants and active policies.

  4. Wait for approval when required

    A conditional action pauses until an authorized person approves or denies it.

  5. Record the result

    Context, rule, approver, invocation, result, and artifact stay linked for review.

Proposed action

Record the renewal decision on the Acme Corp account

by renewal-agent on behalf of Priya Nair, in project Acme renewal

Policy

Writing a decision to a customer account requires approval from the account owner.

Status

Waiting for approvalsince 2 Jun 2026, 17:42
Approved by Priya Nair3 Jun 2026, 09:14

Result

Recorded. The decision Renew Acme on a three-year term is linked to its evidence, the policy, and this approval.

Shipped, dated.

The engine, the SDKs, and the MCP server are open source, and the product ships weekly. These are the most recent changes to land in the engine, the SDKs, the MCP server, and the dashboard.

  1. Mnestic 0.18.0: normalized full-text prefixes, canonical JSON, and validated candidate distributions.

  2. MCP 0.20.0: a portable read-only memory workflow, bounded structured context, and write-time graph-hygiene controls.

  3. Explorer shows one document's graph, and search paints sooner.

  4. Ask reports its complete context footprint, cites articles, and attributes graph expansion.

  5. SDKs 0.15.1: authored ontology-object updates and deterministic deal-flow scorecards.

  6. SDKs 0.15.0: typed Series and governed skill distillation.

The engine underneath.

MindGraph runs on Mnestic, our fork of CozoDB: an in-process Rust engine with Datalog inference, a disk-resident vector index, and bitemporal history at the storage layer. No server hop, no garbage collector, nothing that has to stay in RAM. It ships as an open-source crate and Python package, with a public hybrid-recall benchmark against SQLite, DuckDB, Kùzu, and LanceDB. The dashboard, Claude Code and Claude Desktop over MCP, and the TypeScript and Python SDKs all read and write the same graph through one API.

From the founder.

I started MindGraph because the companies I worked with kept losing what they knew. Decisions lived in one person’s head, the reasoning behind them in a thread nobody could find, and every new tool or model started from zero. Agents made this worse before they made it better. An agent that acts on a fragment it cannot trace, date, or check is a liability dressed as productivity.

Company memory should belong to the company. It should keep its sources, keep its history, know who may see what, and survive a change of model or vendor without losing the judgment it has accumulated. That is what we are building, on an engine we own, for organizations too small to buy this from anyone else. If that is your problem too, write to me.

Shan Rizvi
Founder. shan@mindgraph.cloud

Pricing.

Credits pay for ingestion and extraction. Queries, retrieval, and embeddings are not metered. Every plan keeps provenance, history, and export.

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