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Three surfaces.
One cognitive system.
Anant 1.0 is exposed through three product surfaces: a web interface for direct use, a command-line tool for developer workflows, and a sovereign deployment for institutions. The cognitive architecture is the same. The interface meets the user where they work.
Create persistent context through the surface that fits your work.
Each product uses the same cognitive memory architecture: structured extraction, belief-state labeling, multi-channel retrieval, and offline consolidation. The difference is where the system appears: browser, terminal, or private infrastructure.
Anant Web Interface
The conversational surface.
A browser-based interface to Anant 1.0. Conversations persist across sessions. Memories are extracted, structured, and recalled with explicit belief states.
Built for individuals and teams who want to experience cognitive memory directly. Currently in private alpha with select partners.
1,284
memories
94%
source traced
12
sessions
memory graph
belief_state: inferred
source: session/0427 + design_review/notes
Daily consolidation
04:30 UTC
Founder and operator memory
Keep decisions, partner conversations, product constraints, and follow-ups available across long-running work.
Research assistant workspace
Recall hypotheses, literature notes, experimental constraints, and open questions with source-backed context.
Team knowledge continuity
Give small teams a shared interface where important context survives handoffs, meetings, and changing priorities.
Product workflow
Anant CLI
Cognitive memory in the terminal.
A command-line interface to the same cognitive memory system. Designed for developers and technical workflows where context needs to persist across machines, projects, and time.
Pipe-friendly, scriptable, and built to integrate with the tooling teams already use.
$ anant recall architecture --belief --sources
retrieving persistent project context
index: neural/anant-web memory graph
api-boundaries: known
deployment: inferred from env + commits
risk: missing test gate on release path
sources: 18 files / 12 commits / 4 decisions
ready for pipe output
pipe
git diff
pipe
ci logs
pipe
runbook
Codebase context recall
Ask why architecture choices were made, where boundaries live, and what changed before touching a system.
Release and incident work
Pull recent decisions, deployment assumptions, and operational notes directly inside terminal workflows.
Local developer memory
Keep sensitive repository context close to the machine while still making it queryable and scriptable.
Product workflow
Anant for Enterprises
Sovereign deployment for institutional memory.
Anant deployed inside your own infrastructure. Designed for organizations where institutional knowledge cannot leave the building, including ministries, hospitals, law firms, and large enterprises.
Air-gapped reference architecture, role-based access, and an audit trail that traces every memory back to the original conversation.
Private memory fabric
healthyRBAC
roles mapped to memory scope
Audit
source trace for every recall
Air gap
private index and retrieval
Residency
regional data boundaries
Institutional knowledge systems
Preserve operational memory across departments without exporting sensitive conversations or documents.
Regulated decision support
Use source-traceable memory for legal, public-sector, healthcare, and enterprise governance workflows.
Sovereign AI deployments
Run memory, retrieval, access control, and audit trails inside the organization's own infrastructure.
Product workflow
Everything in one cognitive workspace.
The products are separate surfaces over one memory architecture. Web conversations, developer context, and institutional knowledge can share the same principles: source-traceable memory, explicit belief state, and controlled deployment.
One stack for many surfaces
Unified memory and governance
Managed or sovereign deployment
Current state
Private alpha.
We are working with a small number of partners. Public release information for each product surface will be shared when we are ready.