Descriptor-driven operational memory

Memorix — one kind of content about one stable subject

Composed by recordId, navigated by four-field relationships, projected by virtual abstracts. One HTTP service, one Studio UI, revision-safe writes.

$ npm install @x12i/memorix-sdk

Knowledge for agents: npm i -D @x12i/memorix-docs

Host products keep authority. Memorix owns the data contract.

Envelope

One memorix-record/2 shape for every content kind.

Scope

Every request names orgId and agentIds — deliberate isolation.

Control

Revision-safe writes and human-gated intelligence proposals.

See features →

terminal
~ products/host $ npm install @x12i/memorix-sdk OK Capability SDK ready OK docs at docs.memorix.x12i.com next: npm i -D @x12i/memorix-docs

The positioning

Tell the story before the feature list.

Host products need one place to store many kinds of content about the same subject, relate different subjects without copying neighbor payloads, and operate runs with human control.


Why it exists

# Memorix Platform Overview — Developers

What is different

**Audience:** Engineers integrating another product with Memorix (HTTP API or `@x12i/*` packages). **Twin:** [Builders version](../builders/BOOK.md) **Scenario:** Non-cyber `opx` · fresh `sandbox*` · `agentIds: ["opx"]` — see…

What you get

## Install (start here)



$ memorix integrate
01
Install metadata
Load agent packs and effective metadata for the org.
02
Write records
Persist content through revision-safe boundaries.
03
Relate subjects
Navigate with four-field relationship definitions.
04
Operate
Run pipelines, review proposals, explore in Studio.

Start with the contract.

Install the Capability SDK. Read docs at docs.memorix.x12i.com. This product site publishes to memorix.x12i.com.

$ npm install @x12i/memorix-sdk
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