MULTI-AGENT
COGNITION
Multi-Agent Cognition [M.A.C.] is a three-pillar cognitive architecture that combines a neuro-symbolic control spin, seed-deterministic spatial GraphRAG navigation, and a tri-partite memory system with sleep-consolidation. Together they give agents fast reflexes, efficient map reasoning, and self-cleaning long-term memory that preserves critical facts while keeping context small.
See ReportsInfrastructure built for
long-horizon agency
Multi-Agent Cognition (M.A.C.) is an end-to-end cognitive backbone that lets LLM agents act in the real world for days, not prompts. It fuses three hard pieces most stacks hand-wave: a neuro-symbolic control spine with microsecond-level interrupts, a seed-deterministic spatial GraphRAG navigator, and a tri-partite memory system that sleep-consolidates experience into compact, self-cleaning long-term state.
Instead of throwing bigger context windows and ad-hoc tools at the problem, M.A.C. gives your agents fast reflexes, efficient map reasoning, and compressed, auditable memory — so they stay responsive at millisecond timescales while planning over weeks of history without drowning in tokens or losing critical facts.
Quantum superposition via
3-qubit coin flip
A 3-qubit quantum coin flip simulates flipping three coins at the exact same time in a state of quantum superposition. Instead of just Heads or Tails, the system yields 8 equally probable states (from |000⟩ to |111⟩). We ran this experiment 1,000 times on remote IBM Quantum hardware to demonstrate true quantum randomness.