It holds, so you are free to think.

An eye that sees, and remembers. An owned substrate where your AI agents recall across projects, hand work to one another, and never relearn what they already knew.

Works with Claude · Claude Code · Codex · Cursor — over MCP

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// live, between agents

Three agents. One memory. No repeats.

An agent leaves a note. A different agent — different vendor, different session, zero prior context — reads it, acts, and writes back. No one re-explains. Git shows you what changed. Retia tells you who and why.

C
Claude
strategy
opened · case-001 Reddit source dropped offline. Diagnosis needed before any fix — don't guess.
verified · closed Live test passed. Philosophy + math notes flowing again. Case closed.
the vault
301 notes · 9 projects
CC
Claude Code
execution
read · case-001 Read the brief. Found the real bug: corrupt dedup state, not the source. Pushed fix.
Cx
Codex
security
saw · auth.py changed Noticed unexpected diff. Checked the vault — that's Claude Code's case. Stepped back.
needs-verify Token revalidation shipped. Won't mark closed — that's the verifier's call.

Git shows conflict. Retia explains it.

// the math that compounds

Other tools save tokens by shrinking the model.
Retia saves them with the top model running full.

Most "90% saved" stories hide a downgrade — quietly moving you to a smaller, cheaper model. But if you're already on the small model, you never needed the savings. Retia is the opposite: keep every bit of the best model's intelligence, and still cut the waste. Because what gets cut isn't quality — it's re-explaining what your agents already knew.

01

You save tokens

Your agents recall decisions, cases, and context instead of relearning them every session. The re-explain tax disappears.

02

You stay on the best model

No silent downgrade to a cheaper model. The savings absorb the price gap — so the top model's full intelligence stays on, and costs less than the small one did.

03

You build more

The same session limit goes twice as far — and the freed capacity goes into implementing the next thing, not re-describing the last.

One change, three gains — at once. Not a trade-off. A compounding return.

// touch it

Ask the vault anything.

No vector black-box. A librarian that retrieves the exact note an agent needs — and tells you what it cost to skip re-explaining. Try a query.

app.retia.dev / retia-t9td
try: why did we drop OAuth? agent identity idea the math note
// not a memory tool. a substrate.

One layer. Five things nobody else holds together.

01 / CROSS-PROJECT A2A

Agents that hand off work

Claude, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor — different vendors, one shared vault. They open cases, leave briefs, verify each other's work, and coordinate before a single line hits git. The handoff unit isn't a conversation. It's one distilled note.

02 / OPERATOR-BLIND

Encrypted by default

Your knowledge, your keys. The operator can't read what you don't open. Privacy isn't a setting — it's the architecture.

03 / LIBRARIAN

Retrieval without the black box

Not vector soup. A librarian that routes intent to the exact source — and shows its work.

04 / VERSIONED MODULES

Knowledge with a history

Decisions, lessons, and modules that supersede the old — so today's truth is never buried under yesterday's.

05 / HONEST METER

Savings you can audit

No invented "90% saved." Real tokens, real price, per call. Inspect it yourself.

// the idea
Alexandria burned because it lived in one place.
Retia travels with you.
holding is our job — so thinking can be yours
In memory of Logo —
the green eyes that watched over everything
now live as Retia's first breath.
May 23, 2026
The day the substrate first remembered.