Wrong context
The agent retrieves plausible but irrelevant memory and answers confidently from the wrong source.
Retia turns company sources into traceable memory and returns policy-safe ContextPackets over MCP — so internal agents get the right context, permissions, citations, retrieval trace, and audit trail.
An internal agent with ungoverned memory is a liability. Five failure modes turn a helpful agent into an incident.
The agent retrieves plausible but irrelevant memory and answers confidently from the wrong source.
Memory outside an identity’s scope — comp, legal, PII — surfaces in a response it was never cleared to see.
Superseded policy or pricing keeps being retrieved long after the source of truth has moved on.
An answer arrives with no citation — no way to know which source, version, or record it came from.
When asked what the agent saw and why, there is no retrievable record — and no compliance evidence.
Every stage is traceable and enforced. Nothing reaches an agent without passing routing, scope, freshness, and provenance checks.
Connectors ingest company sources and normalize them into traceable inputs with origin, owner, and version intact.
Policy decides where each memory belongs and which identities may read it — the gate every retrieval passes through.
Governed domains isolate context so memory never leaks across boundaries — hr-private stays separate from revenue-ops.
Each unit preserves provenance, state, and lineage — so every fact carries where it came from and how current it is.
Resolved, policy-safe context is delivered to agents over MCP — with citations, counts, and a retrieval trace.
Every retrieval — allowed, redacted, or denied — is written to an immutable ledger as compliance evidence.
Every MemorySpace and source rendered as governed topology. Ink nodes are spaces; rings carry the memory state. Trace any edge to see what flows where.
State governs whether a MemoryUnit can be retrieved, redacted, or held. Decisions follow from state and identity.
Verified, current, and cleared for retrieval.
Newly ingested; awaiting review before promotion.
Past its freshness window; excluded until refreshed.
Conflicting sources detected; held pending resolution.
Isolated for policy or integrity review.
Adopt Retia without rebuilding your stack. Expose memory over MCP, debug retrievals in the Workbench, and give every agent a governed identity.
Retia gives teams the infrastructure to control what agents retrieve, cite, remember, and use.
Private beta · enterprise teams deploying internal agents