Long tasks lose the route
After compaction or a new session, the Agent needs the accepted plan, active path, and current constraints.
Aionis turns messy agent history into compact, governed execution memory: accepted routes, blocked alternatives, reusable procedures, rehydrate pointers, feedback evidence, and memory-use receipts that survive agents, threads, devices, sessions, and model switches.
Retrieval finds similar text. Agents need execution state.
Aionis keeps current execution state, ordinary memory, feedback evidence, and blocked history separate before the next prompt is compiled, so the Agent resumes from the state that actually survived.
After compaction or a new session, the Agent needs the accepted plan, active path, and current constraints.
Old execution evidence can look semantically relevant even when it is stale, failed, or from another scope.
When an Agent acts, operators need to know which memories shaped it, what was ignored, and what outcome followed.
Add four runtime calls around the loop you already have. The Agent still writes code, searches, tests, and decides. Aionis records execution state, compiles the next context, attributes outcomes, and leaves receipts.
host -> POST /v1/observerecorded plan, tool calls, target files, verifier output, and branch decisions
host -> POST /v1/guidecompiled agent_context: current route, blocked alternatives, payload hooks, receipts
agent acts -> host -> POST /v1/feedbackattributed which memories were used and which branches stayed inactive
host -> POST /v1/measure + /v1/operator/snapshotwrote memory-decision receipt and training-ready admission rows
Current route, targets, and acceptance checks.
Influence, source, reason, and outcome.
Large payloads stay behind precise restore pointers.
Stale or low-authority history stays evidence-only.
Current route enters the next prompt.
Unknown, contested, or weak evidence stays visible but gated.
Outdated, invalidated, or low-authority context is retained as evidence without becoming instruction.
Pointer-only history can be restored without flooding the prompt.
The agent acts from governed state instead of rereading every trace.
Aionis keeps the execution state a capable model needs, while removing the raw context mass that makes long-horizon agents slower, noisier, and harder to audit.
preserve state · remove prompt noise · keep raw hooks
active_routeaccepted state ready for the next agent
failed_branchinvalidated route retained as counter-evidence
payload_hookraw evidence available only when requested
receiptmemory influence remains auditable
117k full history → 28k governed context
Aionis keeps the agent on executable state while cutting prompt context and preserving audit surfaces. The 40-case external Agent E2E compares Aionis with Full History, BM25, and Mem0.
Aionis used 61.4% fewer prompt tokens than Full History and 40.7% fewer than Mem0 while preserving 100% continuation completion.
100% completion with 83.0% fewer prompt tokens than Full History.
Open evidence40/40Product-positive with 0/40 unsafe direct-use, 100% rehydrate recall, and 100% trace coverage.
Open evidence76.9%0% stale leak, 100% rehydrate, 100% audit, and 95.8% downstream action accuracy.
Open evidenceThese are product scenarios, not installation channels. Aionis sits around the agent loop and turns memory into governed execution context.
Preserve plans, target files, acceptance checks, validation output, and handoff state across coding sessions and compaction.
Replace raw transcript transfer with compact governed context: current state, blocked evidence, and rehydrate pointers.
Carry the same execution state from planner to worker to verifier to reviewer without copying every historical token.
Let Mem0, Zep, Supermemory, Chroma, pgvector, logs, or internal stores retrieve candidates, then govern admission before prompt influence.
Replay what memory the agent could see, what was blocked, why it was routed, and what outcome followed.
Turn successful traces into reviewable procedure candidates instead of silently promoting every summary into memory.
Your agent keeps planning, tool use, validation, and permissions. Aionis governs what enters context, what stays gated, what can be restored, and what evidence should be logged.
Claude Code, Codex, custom workers, MCP tools, or any loop that can call observe, guide, feedback, and measure.
Compiles governed agent_context from execution traces, ordinary memory, feedback records, and lifecycle relations.
Keeps append-only evidence while changing whether history can directly influence the next Agent turn.
Exports receipts, snapshots, admission rows, and trace-derived candidates so memory influence can be measured.
Start with one command, then call the Runtime from your host. MCP is available for coding tools, but the core product path is still the Runtime API and SDK.
$ npx aionis setup$ choose openai or minimax and paste your embedding key$ cd .aionis-runtime && npm run -s lite:start$ connect with SDK, HTTP, MCP, AIFS, or pluginInstall the Runtime, connect the SDK/API, and let Aionis own the memory boundary around your Agent loop.
It records execution evidence, ordinary memory, handoffs, and feedback, then compiles a compact state object for the next Agent turn.
Install the Runtime, call observe as work happens, call guide before the next Agent turn, and report feedback after the outcome.
MCP is the fastest zero-code bridge for tools like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. It is one access path, while SDK/API is the main product integration path.
Retrieval systems find candidates. Aionis adds lifecycle, authority, scope, feedback attribution, and audit before those candidates affect the Agent.
Install the Runtime, wire the SDK/API, and put an auditable memory boundary around your Agent workflow.