We don't build AI. We make AI work.
AI orchestration, governance, and memory for the enterprise.
Why GreyMatter
330,000+ lines of production code. Zero AI left behind.
One developer. Eight products. No excuses.
Your AI forgets everything. Mine doesn't.
Built by one. Scales to thousands.
Ship what a team of 20 won't attempt.
Memory is the moat. We built the fortress.
1,250+ tests. One developer. Zero shortcuts.
The solo developer's unfair advantage.
Stop prompting. Start orchestrating.
Every session starts where the last one ended.
Private preview in progress. Public access, PyPI package, and MCP integration will be available at GA launch.
Product Portfolio
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AI knowledge persistence and orchestration. Cognitive memory, soul identity, semantic search, 19 MCP tools. HTTP sync protocol. PyPI-ready.
Multi-node HA cluster. Go Overseer with Raft consensus, CockroachDB, K3s, hub-and-spoke cognitive memory.
iOS 17+ / macOS 14+ companion. Swift 6.0, GRDB 7.0, Neural theme. Memory browser, dashboard, sync pipeline.
AI-native network detection and response. Agent-driven triage, Rust traffic generation, Cisco ACI + Extreme Fabric adapters. 37 scenario tests.
Rust LLM security proxy. 55+ PII patterns, FIPS crypto (CMVP #4951), MCP protocol support, provider-agnostic. Single binary.
One MCP server powering Claude Code, Google Gemini CLI, and OpenAI Codex. Persistent memory on every AI platform.
Open-source spreading activation retrieval. Semantic embeddings, FSRS-6 spaced repetition, hybrid search. Developer adoption funnel.
macOS agent orchestration workstation. Attention queue, peek banners, credential store. Apple Silicon GPU/CPU monitoring with Ollama integration.
Security & Compliance
Four layers of encryption, post-quantum readiness, and zero-trust architecture — built for environments where compliance isn't optional.
One leaked API key can cost millions. This catches sensitive data automatically — before it ever leaves your system — so your team can move fast without worrying about accidental exposure.
Most platforms encrypt data "in transit" and call it secure. We encrypt at four separate layers because a breach at one layer doesn't compromise the others. And when quantum computers arrive, your data is already safe.
Security policies shouldn't live in someone's head. Write them once in YAML, version them in Git, and every AI interaction follows the same rules — consistently, every time, even at 3 AM.
When an auditor asks "what happened on Tuesday at 2 PM?" you have a complete, timestamped answer — not a best guess. That's the difference between passing an audit and scrambling through it.
AI agents can make thousands of requests per minute if unchecked. Rate limiting keeps costs predictable, and input validation ensures no agent can accidentally (or intentionally) access files it shouldn't.
For defense, intelligence, and regulated industries, "cloud-based" is a non-starter. Your AI operates on your network, your hardware, your terms — completely disconnected from the outside world.
AI models can hallucinate realistic-looking personal data — real-seeming SSNs, phone numbers, addresses. If that reaches your users or your database, you have a compliance nightmare. We catch it on the way out.
Instead of bolting security onto every AI application individually, one proxy secures them all. Deploy once, protect everything — and switch AI providers without touching your apps.
Companies are discovering that AI costs can spiral fast — one misconfigured agent loop can burn through thousands in hours. Cost tracking with hard limits means you're always in control of the spend.
Security shouldn't be paywalled at the basics. The free tier gives you real PII detection — because everyone deserves a baseline. When you need more, the upgrade path is simple and predictable.
As you scale from one server to dozens, security can't depend on manual config. Distributed governance means every node follows the same rules — automatically — even if nodes join, leave, or fail.
Enterprise IT won't adopt a tool that requires its own identity system. SSO means GreyMatter slots into your existing security stack, and RBAC means the intern can't accidentally access production AI agents.
Your security operations center already monitors everything else in Splunk. If AI events live in a separate silo, they'll be ignored. SIEM integration means AI security is just another feed on the dashboard your team already watches.
Software can be hacked. Hardware security modules can't be — the keys are physically locked inside the device. For the most sensitive environments, this is the gold standard that makes auditors smile.
Compliance audits are expensive because evidence gathering is manual. Automated reports turn a 6-week scramble into a button click — saving tens of thousands in consulting fees and staff hours every audit cycle.
Defense installations, hospital networks, and financial trading floors can't be connected to each other. Federation lets each site run AI independently while syncing knowledge securely when the window opens.
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