XAB

Cognitive infrastructure

Remember
the reasons.

XAB gives people and AI a persistent memory to work from. Documents, conversations and data stay connected to the people, projects and events they describe.

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An engineer links the detail on an equipment plan with the controller it describes.

Put the pieces together

A decision has a backstory.

The minutes record the choice. A technical note explains the constraint. A later report changes the picture. XAB keeps these records connected, so you can revisit a decision with the evidence behind it.

Illustrative example

Why did we keep the existing controller?

Technical note Decision Follow-up report

Follow the example

Open architecture

Bring the sources that matter.

Communications, documents, APIs, business software and sensors can feed the same memory. Connections follow your systems and permissions.

  • Communications
  • Documents
  • APIs and databases
  • ERP and business software
  • Sensors and IoT
See how sources are connected

Memory beyond the model

Many models. One memory.

Choose local open models or remote models via API, and use different models for different tasks. XAB keeps the knowledge, relationships and source history in a shared persistent layer.

Model choice and MCP access

Model reasoning

Local open models

Open models in a runtime you control.

Models via API

Remote services through their APIs.

Shared persistent memoryKnowledge · relationships · source history

Console access

AI consolesMCP toolsXAB memory

European servers for persistent memory. Inference runs locally or through your selected external model services.

Local and API models use the same memory. MCP connects AI clients to its tools.

Applications

Built around your field.

XAB takes its structure from the field it needs to understand.

OrganisationsWhat led to this decision?Cities and regionsWhat else does this project affect?Industrial systemsWhat happened before this fault?Cultural collectionsWhere else does this idea appear?

Shared infrastructure

Knowledge grows through cooperation.

Shared memory can support cooperatives, data cooperatives and communities of knowledge. Define who contributes, how sources are attributed and who can use what is shared.

Explore cooperation

What would you like to understand?

Start with a real question and the sources behind it. Explore a dedicated XAB instance, configured around your field of work.

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