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Use LATRACE when you need one of these product capabilities:
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- Build long-term memory for AI agents, copilots, or chatbots without hand-rolling a memory stack
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- Add unified text, audio, and video memory to the same application instead of splitting modalities into separate silos
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- Keep memory tenant-isolated for SaaS products where `tenant_id`, `user_id`, and `memory_domain` must stay clean
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- Explain why a retrieval result exists by walking back through evidence, timeline, entity, and graph edges
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- Turn session data into a typed graph that supports retrieval, timeline views, entity profiles, and agent tools
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## 🌐 One Graph, All Modalities
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LATRACE uses the same memory backbone for every modality:
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The practical result is simple: a spoken sentence, a frame sequence, and a dialog snippet can be queried, explained, and published together instead of living in separate systems.
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## ❓ FAQ
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**What is LATRACE?**
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LATRACE is a multimodal memory service for AI products. It turns text, audio, image, and video into the same tenant-isolated typed graph and retrieval surface.
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**How is LATRACE different from plain RAG?**
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Plain RAG retrieves chunks. LATRACE writes memory as entities, events, states, timelines, and evidence chains, then lets you retrieve or query them in structured ways.
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**How do audio and video fit into the same graph as text?**
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They enter through source-based ingest endpoints, are compiled into the same TKG backbone, and reuse the same isolation, time semantics, and write contracts as dialog memory.
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**When should I use Retrieval API vs ADK tools?**
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Use the Retrieval API when you want the fastest path to memory-enhanced prompting. Use ADK tools when your agent should ask explicit memory questions at runtime.
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