Retrieval systems
Fast, precise, workload-aware retrieval that does not weaken correctness.
Research
The long-term thesis remains focused: intelligent systems need infrastructure that treats freshness, scope, retrieval, and proof as first-class systems problems.
We study the systems problems that make AI context trustworthy when source knowledge changes under active agents.
Fast, precise, workload-aware retrieval that does not weaken correctness.
Freshness, routing, compression, reuse, and proof for long-context systems without context rot.
Temporal coherence and pollution control without becoming a generic remember-everything product.
Interfaces that let models, agents, and stores exchange state reliably.
Public notes on the technical boundaries behind freshness-aware retrieval, safe reuse, and context proof systems.
A note on why similarity caches need invalidation semantics, freshness ownership, and traceable reuse boundaries before they can be trusted in production retrieval.
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