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Platform · For your technical evaluatorThe architecture your CTO is going to be sent to vet.
Before a CPA firm, a law firm, or an agentic-solo founder signs with Lossless, somebody on their team gets sent to make sure we're real. That somebody is reading this page. Here's the whole stack in one view — every primitive, every isolation boundary, every place a record gets signed. Each pillar links to a deeper page. The differentiator at the center of all of it is the Provenance Ledger.
← Ingest from dozens of sources
Sealed at the engine layer
Served to consenting agents →
The platform, page by page
Four pages your technical evaluator can read in any order.
01 · What's different
Not a chat window glued to a vector database
Atomic typed records, provenance signed at ingestion, an entity graph in the same database, and an Agent API that asks consent on every read.
02 · Six pillars
What makes a record evidence-grade
Records & provenance, the memory stack, schema-aware connectors, time-aware chronology, the Agent API, and voice → typed records.
03 · The architectural difference
This isn't RAG. It's something else
Structured first, similarity-searched second — the difference between an answer that sounds right and one that survives discovery.
04 · Per-tenant isolation
Separated by the database engine, not a WHERE clause
Postgres row-level security, a per-tenant Pinecone namespace and GCS bucket, and an entity graph in the same RLS-protected Postgres.