Project · mgraph
Collaboration for distributed intelligence systems: an engine for atomic coordination of complex data types — from threads to global distribution.
An embeddable engine for transactional operations on graphs, vectors, tensors, streams, and documents. Thread-safe locally. Delta-propagated across networks. The same engine, the same typed operations, from in-process to worldwide.
Collaboration solved as a primitive — any data structure, across any boundary.
The data structures that AI systems, collaborative tools, and modern applications depend on — graphs, tensors, vectors, streams — have inherent complexity that adds cost at every layer.
It is first an embeddable engine with git-like transactions and thread-safe atomic operations. Wrap it in a server and you have Redis-speed structured data over the network. Extend to a relay mesh and you have globally distributed coordination.
The same engine at every scale.
The engine knows the shape of the data it carries. Graphs, vectors, tensors, streams, documents — stored and operated on natively. That awareness is what makes deltas, parallelism, and zero-copy access tractable in the same system.
Git-like version model. Branch for isolation, commit atomically, merge or fast-forward. Thread-safe concurrent reads and writes on structured data without flattening it.
Every mutation encodes as a semantic delta — "edge A→B added" not "bytes changed." Fixed-width header for routing, type-aware payload. Relays forward without deserialising. Cost scales with the change, not the data.
Browser, mobile, edge, datacenter — one runtime, one contract. State synchronises wherever it needs to live.
Per-document streams with independent ordering and backpressure. Multiplexed, congestion-aware, built for mobile and edge environments.
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