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Context layer

Why shared operational context needs its own infrastructure layer.

Product overview

Create, inspect, retrieve, use, and operate connected context.

Architecture

See the data model, query surfaces, and deployment boundaries.

Build

Ingestion and live schema

Turn evolving payloads into typed, inspectable structure.

Graph and relationships

Preserve known links and review suggested patterns.

Semantic retrieval

Combine similarity, exact filters, and connected records.

Smart Search

Generate inspectable SearchQuery from natural language.

Operate

Query and analytics

Use one query shape across records, schema, and metrics.

Deployment options

Use managed cloud, an External Database, or self-hosted infrastructure.

Security

Review privacy, controls, and deployment posture.

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Primary workflows

Agent context and memory

Durable state, decisions, tool output, and semantic recall.

GraphRAG

Retrieve connected evidence, not only similar chunks.

Applications

Build operational software on connected context.

Operational analytics

Analyze current values, relationships, and change.

Solution patterns

Customer intelligence

Connect customer, product, support, and event data.

Search and discovery

Power semantic, faceted, and connected discovery.

Evidence and compliance

Keep operational evidence connected and inspectable.

Blueprints

Agent systemsConnected applicationsAnalytical systemsAll blueprints
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Documentation

Concepts, tutorials, deployment, and API guides.

Quickstart

Create a project and run your first query.

TypeScript SDK

Type-safe access for browser and Node.js applications.

Python SDK

Sync and async access for services and data workflows.

MCP server

Expose RushDB operations to MCP-compatible clients.

Agent skills

Install task guidance for memory, querying, and modelling.

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Guides

Evergreen explanations and implementation paths.

Comparisons

Evaluate RushDB against graph, vector, and memory tools.

Blog

Product updates and technical articles.

Architecture

Understand the data path and current boundaries.

Changelog

Follow product and platform releases.

LMPG research

Separate the property-centric implementation from research direction.

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Contact

Discuss product, architecture, or enterprise requirements.

Security

Security, privacy, and responsible disclosure.

Open source

Review the source, open issues, and contribute.

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Compare

How RushDB compares.

RushDB is a shared context layer for agents, applications, and analytics. Evolving data becomes typed records, relationships, live schema, semantic representations, and operational queries through one interface. Every competitor claim links to its official source and a last-checked date.

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RushDB vs Neo4j

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RushDB vs Mem0

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RushDB vs SurrealDB

Compare RushDB and SurrealDB for AI agent memory: data model, graph traversal, vector search, schema, and deployment.

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RushDB vs Weaviate

Compare RushDB and Weaviate for AI agent memory: data model, hybrid search, managed embeddings, schema, and deployment.

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RushDB vs Pinecone

Compare RushDB and Pinecone for AI agent memory: data model, relationships, managed embeddings, deployment, and pricing.

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rushdb

Open-source context infrastructure for agents, applications, and analytics, with connected records, live schema, semantic retrieval, and operational queries through one API.

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