What the system knows.
Facts, preferences, entity knowledge. As a graph: entities with typed relationships - traversal, not similarity matching.
SHOW SCHEMA INFO returns the graph ontology in constant time.
Store, connect, and query three types of long-term memory, semantic, episodic, and procedural as a unified graph that any AI system can reason over in real time.
LLMs are stateless. Vector-based memory retrieves what sounds similar, not what's structurally relevant given the full history of interactions, preferences, and evolving state.
Facts, preferences, entity knowledge. As a graph: entities with typed relationships - traversal, not similarity matching.
SHOW SCHEMA INFO returns the graph ontology in constant time.
Past interactions with temporal context. As a graph: interaction nodes encoding sequence, causation, and consequence.
In-memory writes for live conversation. Retrieval via Agentic GraphRAG.
Workflows, escalation paths, decision trees. As a graph: steps as nodes, transitions as edges.
Graph of Skills models competencies, dependencies, and decay rates.
Semantic fact → episodic event → procedural response. That interconnection is a graph problem - multi-hop relationships between memory types that vector databases cannot represent.
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Sub-millisecond traversals. Native vector search. Real-time writes. Built for AI pipelines that can't afford to wait.
Conversation is live. Write latency matters. Memgraph's in-memory architecture handles both at the speed memory systems require.
SHOW SCHEMA INFO returns the graph ontology in constant time. An LLM cannot retrieve facts unless it understands what entity types exist and how they connect.
The same retrieval strategies that power GraphRAG - Text2Cypher, pivot search, query-focused summarisation - serve as the query layer across all three memory types.
Fine-grained access control filters what each user or agent is permitted to see, ensuring memory respects compliance constraints.
Use Mem0 or Cognee with Memgraph as the graph backend. These tools handle entity extraction, memory management, and retrieval patterns. Memgraph stores the graph and serves queries.
Integrations: Mem0 · CogneeEnterprise memory requirements are specific to each organisation's data, workflows, and compliance constraints. Memgraph provides the engine for building custom memory systems on your own infrastructure.
Tools: Cypher · MAGE · MCP Server