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Polign
Agent memory that lives in your own object storage
#2 of the day · 16 Sep 2026
Polign is a memory layer for agents that keeps the data in your own bucket, under your own keys, and serves it from stateless nodes you can scale to zero between uses. The argument is a cost one: agent memory is mostly cold, and most vector stores bill for keeping all of it warm.
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The cost observation is correct and slightly uncomfortable: an agent's memory is read rarely and stored forever, and we are all paying always-on prices for it.
Stateless serving over your own bucket is the obvious answer once somebody says it out loud. The trade is cold-start latency, which is exactly the number I would want measured before moving anything real.