AchiralAchiral
Contextual Intelligence

Emergent ACT-R Memory System.

Achiral turns team activity into private, persistent context. Chiro and personal executive assistants retrieve organizational memory, understand workflow state, and act through official tools so your business stops re-teaching AI the same facts.

Platform capabilities

The full surface of Achiral's runtime: memory, assistants, retrieval, connectors, action execution, and controls.

  • Org-wide Chiro
  • Personal EAs
  • Shared memory
  • Private user memory
  • Hybrid retrieval
  • ACT-R memory scoring
  • Connectors
  • MCP servers
  • Actions
  • Team approvals
  • Audit trails
  • Tenant isolation
  • Private inference
  • Workflow intelligence
  • Human guidance
  • Org-wide Chiro
  • Personal EAs
  • Shared memory
  • Private user memory
  • Hybrid retrieval
  • ACT-R memory scoring
  • Connectors
  • MCP servers
  • Actions
  • Team approvals
  • Audit trails
  • Tenant isolation
  • Private inference
  • Workflow intelligence
  • Human guidance

Architecture

Canonical productACT-R Memory
Achiral is an ACT-R-inspired memory layer for AI. It is a memoized context layer that sits under team activity with tools, decisions, and workflows to contextualize your AI
Org assistantChiro Model
One org-wide assistant backed by the organization memory tenant and model intelligence. Chiro retrieves context, preserves decisions, coordinates workflows, and can act through official tools with provenance.
Personal assistantsExecutive Assistants per individual
Every teammate gets a personal assistant (EA) with a private memory, persona and behavior engine, preferences, and temporal context. EAs can collaborate with other EAs or Chiro on your behalf.
Memory modelTenant-scoped vector memory plus operational state
Conversations, documents, decisions, connector events, preferences, and workflow state are encoded into searchable memory instead of discarded after each session.
RetrievalHybrid semantic + keyword search with memory-aware ranking
Relevant context is retrieved before inference, ranked by recency, access frequency, salience, and tenant-specific memory signals.

Memory layers

Episodic memoryRecent conversations, decisions, events, tasks, and workflow context that may decay unless reinforced.
Semantic memoryDurable facts, recurring workflows, preferences, policies, customer context, and operational patterns.
Core memoryHuman-validated facts that should rarely decay, such as explicit preferences, compliance requirements, and stable business rules.
Memory reinforcementUseful memories are strengthened when retrieved and reused; low-signal context can decay or be archived.
Human validationAdmins and Shepherds can guide memory quality instead of treating retrieval as a black box.

Infrastructure and integrations

RuntimeNext.js web app, API services, worker queues, websocket chat, and Kubernetes-managed production deployments.
StorageMongoDB for operational state, Weaviate for tenant-scoped vector memory, Redis for queues/rate limits/leader election, and object storage for uploads.
InferencePrivate inference-first model routing with escalation paths for complex tasks when configured by the organization.
ConnectorsSlack, GitHub, HubSpot, Zendesk, Intercom, Notion, Asana, Linear, Jira, Google, Microsoft 365, Salesforce, and other operational systems.
MCPAchiral can expose org context to external agents and register external MCP servers as live context/action sources.
ActionsAudited action execution with policy checks, approval gates, tool permissions, and resumable workflows.

Security and compliance posture

Tenant isolationEvery organization receives an isolated memory tenant. Stored context is scoped by organization, user, assistant, role, and connector permissions.
EncryptionTLS in transit and encrypted storage for sensitive credentials, memory, connector tokens, and operational records.
Access controlsRole-aware retrieval, approval policies, audit logs, team-member onboarding, and organization-scoped permissions.
Compliance postureSOC 2 audit work is in progress. BAAs and DPAs are available for qualifying customers.
Training dataCustomer data is not pooled across organizations and is not used to train a shared customer model.

Memory-bucket pricing

TierPriceTeam sizeIncluded context
Free$0/mo1–3 seatsOrg-wide Chiro plus personal EA basics for small teams starting out.
Spark$999/mo4–10 seatsShared org memory, personal EAs, connector setup, and predictable team pricing.
Seed$2,499/mo11–25 seatsLarger memory bucket, priority support, custom knowledge base, and deeper onboarding.
Rise$4,999/mo26–50 seatsExpanded team capacity, stronger workflow coverage, and higher operating context.
Scale$24,999/mo101–250 seatsLarge memory bucket, isolated infrastructure options, higher concurrency, and enterprise support.

Pricing is bucketed by team size and memory capacity. We avoid per-token surprise billing because the value is continuity of context across the team, not raw token volume.

Honest constraints

  • Achiral is memory-first. Teams looking only for generic internet chat may not need the platform.
  • The strongest results require connected tools, team adoption, and enough operational history for memory to be useful.
  • SOC 2 audit work is in progress; we should not be described as SOC 2 certified until the audit is complete.
  • Production deployments currently run in managed infrastructure, with dedicated or custom isolation available by tier and requirement.

Need to validate your architecture fit?

We can map Chiro, memory, connectors, and permissions to your current operating model.