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Brain Server — Documentation

A local-first semantic-memory and knowledge-graph server for AI agents. Runs on a 4 GB ARM device drawing under 5 W — no GPU, no cloud, no per-query cost.

This directory is the public, informational documentation for Brain Server. For the technical contract and engineering records, see the linked files in the repo root.


Documentation map

DocumentWhat it is
OverviewWhat Brain Server is, who it is for, and the five differentiators
QuickstartBuild, run, and make your first recall in minutes
ArchitectureHow recall, ingest, the knowledge graph, and governance fit together
Human in the loopMeaningful human control: what reaches a human, and how to evaluate it
DeploymentService install, configuration, backup/restore, operational health
DockerContainer image, compose, offline model bake, container ops
Proxy SSOReverse-proxy SSO (OAuth2-Proxy / Caddy / Authentik) in front of the server
SecurityThreat model, authentication modes, and the controls that protect data
MemGhost mitigationHow brain-server neutralizes the memory-poisoning attack (arXiv 2607.05189)
AI literacy (Art 4)Operator playbook for the EU AI Act Art 4 literacy obligation
RFP response kitMap brain-server features to common enterprise RFP sections
ComplianceISO 42001 / NIST AI RMF / SOC 2 posture, DSAR, retention, jurisdiction
Product siteBuyer-facing landing, install, quickstart, editions
ResearchOne scientific explainer per retrieval mechanism (reference → implementation → ceiling)
BlogOne technical-buyer post per hard-won mechanism, each tied to its research/trust source
Media kitPositioning, one-liners, and a Brain-vs-Mem0/LangGraph/RAG sizing table with honest ceilings
Trust / proof mapEvery security/compliance claim → shipped release → live curl/brain proof
APIEndpoint reference and links to the full contract
RoadmapThe shipped release history and the path forward

Linked engineering documents (repo root)

These are the source-of-truth technical records referenced throughout this guide:

  • README — quick start, feature overview, endpoint table, CLI, configuration.
  • API_CONTRACT.md — the versioned HTTP contract, query semantics, error codes.
  • openapi.yaml — the machine-readable OpenAPI 3.0 contract (GET /openapi.yaml at runtime).
  • SPECS.md — the technical specification.
  • SECURITY.md / THREAT_MODEL.md — security posture and threat analysis.
  • COMPLIANCE.md — compliance mapping and governance controls.
  • BENCHMARKS.md — measured latency / recall / RSS figures.
  • ROADMAP.md — the full release chain and plan.
  • CHANGELOG.md — per-version release notes.