Cortex Protocol

Universal
Memory Layer.

Persistent, cross-platform context for AI. Give your agents the ability to remember, crystallize, and reason across your entire digital life.

Built for scale.
Designed for elegance.

Cortex operates on an asynchronous neural loop. It quietly observes, filters noise, and weaves your facts into a dense semantic web without interrupting your flow.

Cognitive Strata

Tri-layer architecture (Hot, Warm, Cold) optimized for immediate recall and permanent crystallization.

Omnistream

A singular context window that travels with you across Cursor, Claude, Lovable, and terminal.

GraphRAG Protocol

Entities automatically dissolve into a scalable knowledge graph, allowing multi-hop logical deductions.

Sub-50ms Retrieval

Edge-cached indices ensure memories surface before you finish typing your next thought.

Sovereign State

You hold the encryption keys. Complete cryptographic control over what components see what memories.

MCP Native

Built strictly on the Model Context Protocol. Zero vendor lock-in, endless integrability.

The Architecture

Three steps to
infinite memory.

STEP 01

Bridge the Gap

Connect any MCP host—Cursor, Claude, or Antigravity—with a single line of configuration.

STEP 02

Neural Ingestion

Interact naturally. Cortex silently observes, filters, and prioritizes your facts in the neural loop.

STEP 03

Universal Recall

Your memories crystallize into a permanent Knowledge Graph, available to every agent instantly.

Installation

Drop-in Memory.

Cortex integrates with any standardized MCP client immediately. No proprietary SDKs, no complex orchestrations.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "cortex-protocol": {
      "url": "https://cortex-server-685740048714.us-central1.run.app/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_PAT_HERE"
      }
    }
  }
}
Ecosystem

Syncs with your
workflow.

Cortex drops directly into any MCP-compatible environment. Instantly bridge context across IDEs, terminals, and web agents.

Integration Directory

Cursor

Antigravity

Claude

Lovable

Begin the
memory loop.

Initialize Cortex Protocol