Store everything your agent should know — policies, knowledge, rules, skills — with no ceiling. Iconia injects only what each request actually needs, so your prompts stay lean while your agent's knowledge grows without limit. Remember more. Send less.
Policies, knowledge, rules, and skills persist across every session, every model, every provider. Nothing drifts, nothing gets re-explained.
Ask about refunds, get the refund policy — not the entire company handbook. Irrelevant questions get zero injection: no bloat, no noise.
Two policies that can't both be true are flagged when the second one arrives — before your agent starts confidently saying both.
Anthropic-style, OpenAI-compatible, or any agent that can set a base URL. The response headers show every injection: items, milliseconds, cache state.
Refund windows, escalation paths, tone, compliance lines. Written once, enforced on every reply.
Product details, pricing, docs, playbooks. Recalled when a question touches them — not invented.
The system prompt, the persona, the boundaries — stable across every session and every model you route through.
Tool descriptions and usage notes, surfaced only when a request actually calls for them.
Decisions, preferences, prior threads — the continuity that turns a chatbot into a colleague.
Store without limit. Volume never slows retrieval and never bloats a prompt — only the relevant slice is ever sent.
Most memory is a pile of embeddings in a vector store — approximate, GPU-hungry, and slower as it grows. Iconia addresses meaning directly. Retrieval is exact, flat, and CPU-only, so the millionth memory is as fast as the first — and there's no embedding model to host, re-index, or pay for.
Every policy honored, every account rule remembered — across a thousand conversations, without re-priming a single one.
Conventions, architecture decisions, and past choices persist between sessions instead of resetting on every new chat.
Runbooks, thresholds, and org knowledge stay put — screened on the way in, recalled the moment a task needs them.