verity-ingest
Name reservation for the ingestion plane of Verity — the open-source, permission-aware memory layer for enterprise AI agents, where every recall is filtered by the source system's own permissions (fail-closed, in the index).
Verity is developed in the open at https://github.com/RunAlphaLoop/verity — build the ingestion plane from source there until it ships to PyPI. Apache-2.0.
Verity is a trademark of AlphaLoops, Inc.
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