π MeridianDB v1.0.0 β Release Notes
Overview
MeridianDB is now feature-complete and ready to ship. This release finalizes the architecture for an AI-first database that redefines retrieval for agents β going beyond semantic search with temporal, contextual, and behavioral dimensions.
Our mission is to solve catastrophic forgetting in AI systems, helping agents strike the right balance between stability and plasticity.
β¨ Whatβs New in v1.0.0
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Integrated Consistency Model
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Queue-based architecture ensures eventual consistency without developer orchestration.
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Redundant storage (Vector + D1) preserves multidimensional context and reliability.
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Multi-Dimensional Retrieval Engine
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Semantic: Over-fetched, refined retrieval beyond standard RAG pipelines.
- Temporal: Data decays over time, supports factual/irrelevant tagging, and frequency weighting.
- Contextual: Filters results by task, environment, and developer-defined context.
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Behavioral: Tracks retrieval impact on tasks for continuous feedback and improvement.
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Cloudflare-Native Architecture
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Global low-latency access.
- Event-driven processing for scalable and cost-efficient operations.
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Automatic retries, failover, and eventual consistency built-in.
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Operational Simplicity
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No need to glue multiple databases together β SDK + Operator UI included.
- Simple developer API:
store,retrieve,log.
ποΈ Architecture Highlights
- Worker API gateway handles human and SDK requests.
- Eventual consistency via write queues and workers for vectorization.
- SQL-based feature scoring (no graph traversal) for performance and scalability.
- Built-in behavioral logging creates feedback loops for task success tracking.
π οΈ Benefits
- Integrated Consistency & Reliability β No ghost embeddings, fewer race conditions.
- Simple Developer Experience β One API, no orchestration headaches.
- Native AI Feedback Loop β Behavioral insights for better retrieval over time.
- Cloudflare-Native Scalability β Low-latency global access by default.
β οΈ Known Limitations
- Eventual Consistency: Reads may lag slightly after writes.
- Feature Engineering: Developers must supply contextual features (future auto-context generation planned).
- Storage Cost: Temporal decay requires periodic cleanup jobs.
- Learning Curve: New retrieval model may require time to adopt.
- Cloudflare Coupling: Architecture is optimized for Cloudflare ecosystem.
ποΈ Launch Date
Target shipping date: October 7, 2025.