Condition-bound memory
Every remembered claim carries scope, time, identity, and evidence.
We research the control layer for AI systems that must remember experience without mistaking the past for the present.

Condition-bound operational memory as a revocable capability, not an unconditional retrieved fact.
Similarity is not validity. A plausible memory can still be stale, contradictory, mis-scoped, or unsafe.
We develop general-purpose methods for preserving, evaluating, governing, and reusing verified operational knowledge in AI-assisted systems.
Every remembered claim carries scope, time, identity, and evidence.
When compatibility cannot be established, reuse pauses and uncertainty becomes visible.
Suppression is not deletion; memories can be re-qualified with a trace.
OMI treats activation as a governed decision. Every candidate memory moves through evidence, condition checks, contradiction analysis, and human review states.
See the architecture ↗Our synthetic evaluations are designed to expose failure, not decorate a demo.