Knowledge Vault

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Your SynthGrid can remember anything you teach the Synths - all of which is stored in the Knowledge Vault.

The vault allows you to encode your institutional knowledge into your SynthGrid, for it to be used and recalled by all Synths across the system (factoring in Clearance Levels).

What Gets Stored

The vault stores memory fragments — pieces of knowledge that Synths can recall when relevant. Each fragment includes:

The knowledge itself (formatted text)
A title for identification
Where it came from (source)
Who can access it (clearances)

When you tell a Synth something important — company policies, how a process works, customer preferences — it can store that as a memory fragment for future reference.

How Synths Use the Vault

Synths automatically search the vault when working on tasks. If you’ve taught them something relevant, they’ll recall it.

You can also explicitly ask Synths to:

Store new knowledge (“Remember that our payment terms are net-30”)
Search for specific information (“What do we know about Project X?”)
Show a specific memory fragment
Delete outdated information

Knowledge Sources

The vault can be supplemented with Knowledge Sources — external repositories like document folders or git repositories that Synths can search alongside the vault.

Technical Details

SynthGrid stores its data (memories, users, etc) inside the SynthGrid Vault, located directly and solely on your SynthGrid server.

This is an AES-256 encrypted database, written from the ground up to support SynthGrid’s storage.

All data is fully encrypted at rest.