Mosaic FAQs

Name: Mosaic
Author: hexxla

Question 1

What is Mosaic and its primary function?

Accepted Answer

Mosaic is a local Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to provide structured, policy-governed memory for AI agents. It ensures consistent context management, backed by the HexxlaDB embedded database.

Question 2

How does Mosaic manage and retrieve agent memory?

Accepted Answer

Mosaic organizes memories on a hex lattice for spatial, bounded context expansion. It uses hybrid retrieval, combining semantic similarity, structured filters, and lexical search, delivering context within explicit byte or token budgets.

Question 3

What unique features does Mosaic offer for agent memory?

Accepted Answer

Mosaic's unique features include hex lattice memory, detection and recording of 'seams' for conflicting memory updates, and YAML-based persistence policies for retention and housekeeping, ensuring auditable and explainable context.

Question 4

What are the benefits of using Mosaic for AI agents?

Accepted Answer

Mosaic allows agents to operate with memory on your own infrastructure, offering optional encryption, policy-defined retention, and clean accumulation of state across sessions. This prevents context drift and enables more reliable tool use.

Question 5

What are the core requirements to get started with Mosaic?

Accepted Answer

To run Mosaic, you need Go 1.26+ and Ollama running locally, as Mosaic leverages Ollama for generating embeddings. A policy file (YAML) is also required to configure memory behavior.

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