CONTEXT + MEMORY + VECTOR + GRAPH

Give every model call the right evidence, not the whole enterprise.

Projera separates model context, execution state, conversation and persistent memory, vector retrieval and knowledge graph. Every retrieval remains scoped by identity, tenant, environment, purpose, classification, authorization epoch and freshness.

Vector and graph stores are retrieval capabilities, while source systems remain authoritative for live business facts.

5separate knowledge concepts
1scoped context envelope per model decision
0unrestricted graph query interfaces

CONTEXT ENVELOPE

Context is assembled per model decision with a measurable budget.

Instruction, conversation, evidence, tool and peer results, schemas, output reservation and safety margin share a validated context budget. Authorization and freshness are checked again before dispatch.

Versioned context profile
Token budget accounting
Source lineage and trust origin
Freshness and ACL checks
Resume rebuild with current authority

PERSISTENT MEMORY

Memory has owner, purpose, confidence, lifetime and revocation.

Conversation history and reusable memory are distinct from execution state. Memory writes, sharing, supersession, export and deletion follow separate policies and optimistic versioning.

User, agent, team and enterprise scopes
Purpose-bound memory
Confidence and validity windows
Share and revoke
Deletion epoch

VECTOR RETRIEVAL

Semantic search stays generation-aware and authorization-filtered.

Embedding spaces and index generations are immutable compatibility boundaries. Server-compiled authorization filters prevent the client from expanding retrieval scope.

Embedding-space compatibility
Versioned index generations
ACL and deletion watermarks
Coverage and health
Scoped top-k and candidate budgets

KNOWLEDGE GRAPH

Typed relationships add multi-step evidence without becoming an authority system.

Graph traversal is typed, bounded and evidence-linked. Ontology is versioned in the control plane while graph projections stay inside the knowledge service boundary.

Versioned ontology
Typed traversal
Temporal assertions
Evidence references
Depth and cost limits
Graph fallback policy