Engram

Research

Architecting cognition

Our research focuses on the systems-level question: how do you build AI that learns continuously, reasons reliably, and augments human capability in complex domains?

Research principles

Architecture over scale

Intelligence emerges from structure. We invest in the right abstractions, not just more compute.

Deployment as research

Real-world feedback drives our research agenda. Every deployment teaches us something models alone cannot.

Measure what matters

We optimize for R&D velocity—time to answer, problems tractable, consistency under complexity—not benchmark scores.

Focus areas

Our work spans memory, reasoning, and learning—the core components we believe are necessary for systems that genuinely augment human intelligence.

Memory Systems

Hierarchical memory architectures that mirror human cognition—working memory for immediate context, episodic memory for experiences, semantic memory for consolidated knowledge.

Publications

LEAP: Learning through Episodic Accumulation and Processing

Surprise-Gated Memory Consolidation in Neural Networks

Reasoning & Planning

Multi-step reasoning through hypothesis generation, refinement, and verification. DAG-based execution with full trace logging for interpretability.

Publications

Monad: A Traceable Runtime for Agent Orchestration

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Iterative Refinement in Multi-Document Reasoning

Continuous Learning

Systems that improve from deployment feedback without catastrophic forgetting. Meta-gating mechanisms that balance stability and plasticity.

Publications

Engram-VQ: Fast/Slow Memory with Meta-Gating

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Diffusion-Based Reasoning at Small Scale

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SDK & Tools

Access to our SDK, tools, and research artifacts is available to partners and collaborators. Request access to integrate Engram systems into your workflows.

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TypeScript and Python SDK
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Research paper preprints
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We're always looking for collaborators—whether you're a researcher, practitioner, or organization working on related problems.