Moss
Real-Time Semantic Search for AI Agents
Technology
How Moss’s technology works — architecture, AI models, and technical capabilities.
How does Moss work?
Moss operates by indexing data once and enabling local retrieval in under 10 milliseconds. It integrates seamlessly into various environments, including browsers and devices, allowing AI agents to access context without network delays. This architecture eliminates the need for external databases, ensuring always-current data.
What technology powers Moss?
Moss is built using Rust and WebAssembly, providing high performance and memory safety. This technology allows for fast, local semantic search capabilities, ensuring that retrieval occurs within the agent runtime without relying on external databases.
What are Moss's main features?
Moss features sub-10ms retrieval times, local data processing, and a lightweight runtime that operates in various environments. It supports offline functionality, built-in A/B testing for embeddings, and requires zero infrastructure management, making it easy to integrate into existing systems.
What type of AI does Moss use?
Moss employs real-time semantic search technology designed for conversational AI, voice agents, and copilots. It focuses on minimizing latency to enhance user experience, allowing agents to recall and respond to queries instantly.
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