What HydraDB is
HydraDB is a unified context substrate for AI agents. One, three primitives:- Semantic knowledge. Documents and facts your agent reasons over.
- User memories. Preferences, history, and identity that persist across sessions.
- Episodic experiences. Time-ordered events from every agent interaction.
VectorDBs find what’s similar. HydraDB finds what’s useful.
The problem we solve
Most teams building stateful AI end up stitching together five systems: a vector database, a graph database, a relational store, filesystem primitives, and a cache. Months of plumbing, constant maintenance, and yet everything fails in production. Either embeddings miscalculate similarity or costs scale poorly in production for HydraDB replaces the stack. One graph that learns every user preference, retains every agent experience, and delivers personalized context the moment your agent needs it. HydraDB is designed for teams building scalable, stateful AI agents, whether you’re at 10K documents or 10M. Skip ahead: Quickstart · API Reference · SDKsThe principle
We give you primitives, not abstractions. The graph, the memory primitives, the retrieval pipeline, and the ranking knobs are yours to compose. Your context store, your opinions, not ours. The base is complex. The configuration is yours.Performance
- Long-Context Accuracy: Achieves a 90% score on LongMemEvals
- Low Latency: Delivers sub-200ms retrieval latency
- Strict tenant isolation. No cross-tenant aggregation, ever.
What you can build with this:
- Customer support agents grounded in real customer history and preferences
- Coding agents with persistent memory of a codebase and team conventions
- Clinical companions tracking patient context across visits
- Research copilots reasoning across papers, authors, findings
- Internal knowledge assistants spanning Slack, Notion, Drive, and email
- Consumer AI apps where every user gets a “second brain” that evolves over time
Get started
- Sign up at app.hydradb.com for your API key
- Follow the Quickstart to get your first recall in five minutes
- Explore Core Concepts and the API Reference