product overview
The memory layer for intelligent agents.
Ragable is more than a vector database. It’s a complete runtime environment for AI agents — memory, state, and retrieval handled in a single unified layer.
core pillars
Three primitives, one runtime.
Unified memory
Forget managing embeddings and chunks manually. Ragable treats memory as a first-class primitive, automatically syncing with your data sources.
- Automatic chunking strategies
- Metadata filtering
- Semantic + keyword hybrid search
Type-safe SDK
End-to-end type safety from your data source to your LLM context window. Catch retrieval errors at compile time, not runtime.
- Auto-generated TypeScript definitions
- Zod schema validation
- IntelliSense for metadata fields
Global edge
Your agents should live where your users are. Ragable replicates your index to 35+ edge regions for sub-50ms latency worldwide.
- Cloudflare Workers integration
- Smart routing
- Multi-region replication
live sync
Real-time data synchronization
Traditional RAG pipelines are stale the moment they’re indexed. Ragable uses a webhook-driven architecture to listen for changes in your data sources — Notion, Google Drive, Slack, GitHub — and updates your agent’s memory in milliseconds.
- Incremental sync — only diffs are processed
- Automatic conflict resolution
- 50+ native connectors
- Custom webhook ingestion
10:42:01 event webhook.notion.page_updated
10:42:01 payload { page_id: "88a…", diff: 2kb }
10:42:01 action computing vector diff
10:42:02 embed 4 new chunks (text-embedding-3-small)
10:42:02 upsert shard_04 (us-east-1)
10:42:02 replicate edge (eu-west, ap-northeast)
10:42:03 done memory updated in 1.4sglobal edge
Latency is the enemy of intelligence
Agents that feel slow break the illusion of intelligence. Ragable deploys your vector index to the edge, so retrieval happens as close to your user — and your inference provider — as possible.
Give your agents somewhere to live.
Memory, sync, and edge retrieval in one layer — free to start, no credit card required.
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