MemoryGate is a production-ready gating layer that sits between your vector store (Pinecone, Weaviate, Chroma) and your LLM. Instead of deleting history or enforcing hard policies, we use Surgical Vector Trust Decay (SVTD) to provide real-time trust, relevance, and confidence scores for every retrieved memory.
Key Features:
Trust Signals: Automatically flags outdated handbook entries, expired contracts, or conflicting information without deleting data.
Surgical Decay: Heavily weights updated information to widen the confidence gap between stale and current docs.
Privacy Mode: Zero content storage for high-security environments.
Enterprise Ready: Optimized for HR, Legal, Compliance, and Internal Search workflows.
We've moved beyond simple code analysis. MemoryGate is now a dedicated runtime layer for AI memory integrity. We just opened 25 new spots for our Enterprise Beta specifically for teams handling HR, Legal, or Internal Search where "stale data" is a hallucination risk.
Check out the new docs on our site to see how SVTD works!
https://memorygate.io/
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Quick update — I realized I completely forgot about PeerPush while heads-down building 😅
MemoryGate has evolved into a runtime trust layer for AI memory, not a code analysis tool. It sits between your memory store and the LLM, suppressing outdated or contradicted memories before they reach the model.
I recently published a full chaos benchmark showing how it handles corrections, reversals, agent self-correction, and even zero-data / privacy mode. Still early, still iterating, but the core is live and testable.
Looking for thoughtful feedback from folks building real AI systems.
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Solo-built over the holidays. Just launched on Hacker News and X. Looking for early beta testers and feedback from the indie hacker / AI dev community.
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So would this be like an overseer of the code?
Closer to a runtime guardrail for AI memory than a code overseer. It decides what shouldn’t be trusted anymore, not how your code should run.
Solo-built over the holidays. Just launched on Hacker News and X. Looking for early beta testers and feedback from the indie hacker / AI dev community.