Lodestor acts as the memory hippocampus for autonomous swarms. Exposing SIMD vectors, Cypher graphs, and Multi-Raft CP consensus natively via the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
When agents rely on disjoint systems (Redis + Pinecone + Neo4j), semantic meaning and structural logic fall out of sync, causing hallucination loops.
Standalone vector databases and graph engines are fundamentally flawed for autonomous AI. Separating semantic meaning from relational logic across network boundaries guarantees epistemic drift. Lodestor collapses these modalities into a single zero-copy memory slab. The "Why" is absolute coherence.
SIMD Int8 quantized HNSW indices. Enables instant semantic recall and RAG for agent working memory.
Zero-copy Cypher adjacency. Allows agents to walk logical dependencies and reasoning chains in <1.8µs per hop.
Sub-10ns L1 near-cache. Infinite 4-tier spilling. Replaces Redis/Hazelcast for raw ephemeral context.
Multi-Raft CP linearizability. Guarantees deterministic state across the swarm via FencedLocks and CRDTs.
Tested on 2 vCPU, 2GB RAM Ubuntu 24.04 nodes.
Empirical verification of Lodestor's Single-Pass Hybrid Execution against Zep (Graphiti), commercial vector databases, and legacy IMDGs. Measured in microseconds (µs). Lower is better.
Designed for orchestrating human-to-AI chat interfaces where a 155ms latency tax is imperceptible to a human reader. Unsuitable for high-frequency AI loops.
Engineered exclusively for High-Frequency Trading AI (HFT-AI) and massive autonomous swarms that execute thousands of OODA loops per second natively via MCP.
Lodestor speaks the Hazelcast 5.7 Open Binary Protocol. Enterprise teams redirect their legacy Java/C# clients to Lodestor with zero code changes.