Agent memory gets messy when every tenant needs its own isolated data store.
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Agent memory gets messy when every tenant needs its own isolated data store. Kronotop is a distributed, transactional document database backed by FoundationDB for builders working with AI agents, tenants, or application data. It helps you give each agent, tenant, or application its own logical database through namespaces, while keeping related changes atomic across namespaces. Key features: • Namespace isolation – each logical database is implemented as a FoundationDB key prefix • Document data model – Bucket stores BSON documents and supports querying with secondary indexes • Vector searc
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