Coralbricks offers a GPU‑native persistent memory layer that stores embeddings, KV caches, and graph data directly on the GPU, eliminating CPU round‑trips and enabling agents to resume sessions without recomputation. The platform provides a hierarchical memory architecture and a drop‑in query API compatible with CrewAI, LangChain, and OpenClaw, boosting inference throughput and reducing costs for long‑running, collaborative AI agents.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
AI agents that operate over multiple steps or sessions must repeatedly recompute context and retrieve embeddings, KV caches, and knowledge‑graph data, causing CPU‑GPU bottlenecks and high inference costs. Existing infrastructure treats each request as stateless, preventing agents from sharing information and leading to idle GPU resources.
Solution
Coralbricks provides a GPU‑native persistent memory layer that stores embeddings, KV caches, and graph data directly on the GPU, eliminating costly CPU round‑trips. The runtime dynamically allocates this context across hot, warm, and cold memory tiers, ensuring the most relevant data is always at the fastest access level. By keeping context resident, agents can resume sessions without re‑computing prior steps and can share retrieved knowledge across a swarm, improving throughput and reducing per‑inference cost. The platform offers a simple query API compatible with existing agent frameworks such as CrewAI, LangChain, and OpenClaw, allowing seamless integration into current pipelines.
Target Audience
Primary customers are developers and enterprises building long‑running, collaborative AI agents or agent swarms that require high‑throughput inference and shared context, particularly those using frameworks like CrewAI, LangChain, or OpenClaw.
Features
- Persistent GPU‑resident storage for embeddings, KV caches, and knowledge‑graph data
- Hierarchical memory architecture with hot, warm, and cold tiers for predictable latency
- Zero‑CPU‑round‑trip context preparation, enabling 2–5× faster inference economics
- Shared, resumable context across multiple agents in a swarm, eliminating re‑computation
- Integrated GPU‑accelerated vector search and graph traversal, up to 15× faster than CPU‑based libraries
- Drop‑in query API compatible with popular agent stacks (CrewAI, LangChain, OpenClaw)