Sgraal Memory Governance

What is Sgraal Memory Governance?

Sgraal Memory Governance is a deterministic preflight gate for AI-agent memory. Before an agent acts on a stored memory, it returns a USE / WARN / ASK / BLOCK verdict, catching poisoned or stale memory at the read boundary. It is non-LLM and deterministic: identical input yields identical verdict. It governs whatever memory store you already use, not another store.

How to use Sgraal Memory Governance?

A demo key is provided: sg_demo_playground — no signup needed. The README does not specify further install, configure, or invoke steps.

Key features of Sgraal Memory Governance

• Pre-action verdict on every memory read: USE / WARN / ASK / BLOCK
• Blocks unsafe memory before an agent acts on it
• Four deterministic detection layers: timestamp, identity, consensus, provenance
• Multi‑tenant containment limits poisoned memory propagation
• Tested against an internal adversarial corpus of 1,190+ cases

Use cases of Sgraal Memory Governance

• Preventing an agent from acting on poisoned or stale memories
• Adding a deterministic safety gate to any existing memory store
• Containing the spread of compromised memories across tenants
• Enforcing memory provenance and identity checks in multi‑agent systems

FAQ from Sgraal Memory Governance

What verdicts does Sgraal Memory Governance return?

It returns one of four deterministic verdicts: USE, WARN, ASK, or BLOCK.

Does it replace my existing memory store?

No. It governs whatever memory store you already use; it is not another store.

Is Sgraal Memory Governance LLM‑based?

No, it is deterministic and non‑LLM; identical input yields identical verdict.

How was it tested?

Tested against an internal adversarial corpus of over 1,190 cases; independent third‑party evaluation is in progress.

How can I try it?

Use the demo key sg_demo_playground — no signup required.