For agentic work
Cross-thread recall of PDFs, images, packages, and notes without re-uploading into every chat. Hierarchical prefixes keep projects and owners sane.
Content Object vault · MCP-native
Artifactum stores real Content Objects: files and structured payloads under hierarchical keys. Agents write once and recall across threads via MCP—preferring secure download URLs over stuffing binaries into context.
Private access today. Connector details are issued after review—not published on this site.
Product
Most “memory” tools keep short text in a vector store. Artifactum is a
Content Object vault: durable objects with identity
logical_key, real size, content type, and a trusted storage
URI—plus search and list when you need discovery.
Cross-thread recall of PDFs, images, packages, and notes without re-uploading into every chat. Hierarchical prefixes keep projects and owners sane.
Upload URL, finalize, list, search, get, move, and soft-delete—so clients that speak MCP can operate the vault without a bespoke SDK.
How it works
owner.category.slug.
Access is invite-style while we harden the product surface. No self-serve connector URL on this page.
Principles
Objects live in object storage—not only as embeddings or chat paste.
Keys are product convention, not throwaway thread IDs.
Prefer download URLs over stuffing large bodies into model context.
Access
Artifactum is not public self-serve yet. Tell us who you are and how you’ll use it—we’ll review and follow up by email. No public connector URL is posted here.
Opens a short form on Tally (new tab). We keep this marketing site cookieless; the form runs on Tally’s domain.
Company
Artifactum is designed and operated by Estes Advisory LLC—cloud, data, and AI production advisory with an operator bias: make the durable path boring and correct.
Engagements often start as advisor-operated infrastructure in client-owned accounts. Productization proceeds without rewriting the Content Object model.
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