The knowledge
graph that
builds itself.
Add business data once. Every MCP agent sees the same entities, the same connections, and an explanation for every edge.
Validated recall and precision across 124K+ pairs. $0 graph construction. No embedding pipeline.
Works with Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, OpenClaw, and any MCP client.
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Watch knowledge organize itself.
Qorbit creates the connections no one had to define.
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How the Fabric works
Data enters the Fabric, Qorbit structures it into governed entities and relationships, and every connected agent reads and writes against the same graph.
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Three layers. One agent.
AI continuity is not one thing. Each layer carries a different kind of context, for a different amount of time, with a different job.
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Three failures. Three fixes.
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What makes it different.
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Eight tools. Every agent.
Connect any MCP-compatible AI tool: Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, OpenClaw, and any MCP-compatible client. Access your entire knowledge graph through eight governed tools. No SDK. No integration code. Minutes, not months.
One URL. One token. Two minutes to eight governed tools. Write from one agent, recall from all. Works with Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, OpenClaw, and any MCP-compatible client.
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Validated at scale.
Embedding-based retrieval degrades as data grows. Vector spaces lose discriminative power as they get crowded: more entities mean more noise, more false positives, more re-ranking layers to compensate. The Neural Fabric doesn't have this failure mode. Relationships are mathematically derived, not statistically approximated. The spectral radius is constrained below 1.0 at every write.
Validated on reproducible synthetic corpora with zero steady-state errors.
123 sustained mixed-workload operations at 60K entities, zero errors.
Your agent reads a shortlist, not a corpus. Smaller contexts, fewer tokens per answer.