Strata FAQs

Question 1

How does Strata's 3-Tier Cognitive Architecture benefit AI agents?

Accepted Answer

Strata partitions memory into Global, Domain, and Task tiers. This structure ensures agents receive interference-free, relevant context by isolating company-wide rules, project-specific knowledge (via Pointer-Wiki), and ephemeral task details, preventing cognitive overload and improving accuracy.

Question 2

Can I visualize and manage the AI's memory with Strata?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Strata integrates deeply with Obsidian, offering a live visual latent space. This plugin allows users to inspect, edit, and curate the AI's memory, browse namespaces, inject information into the vector database, and visualize the AI's knowledge via a spatial canvas.

Question 3

What is Strata and its primary purpose?

Accepted Answer

Strata is a high-performance, tool-agnostic cognitive memory architecture designed for AI coding agents. It replaces traditional fragile context management with a deterministic, local-first vector database structured into a 3-Tier Cognitive Architecture for superior recall and context management.

Question 4

How does Strata prevent AI hallucinations and the 'Lost in the Middle' phenomenon?

Accepted Answer

Strata addresses these issues through 'Compact Reading' via its Pointer-Wiki concept, providing agents with exact file paths and line numbers instead of massive documents. It also employs Dual-Level Fused Retrieval and rigid memory partitioning to minimize context noise and prevent attention-mechanism dilution.

Question 5

What unique features differentiate Strata from standard RAG systems?

Accepted Answer

Strata stands out with its 3-Tier Cognitive Architecture, Dual-Level Fused Retrieval for simultaneous global and local context, the 'Pointer-Wiki' concept for compact and exact retrieval, lightweight Graph Fusion, and an integrated visual memory curation tool with Obsidian, providing a more deterministic and structured approach to AI memory.

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