🔮 Building a 200k QPS Pure Python Neuro-Symbolic Engine & LLM Memory Gateway

Motto: "One Truth, Multiple Projections."

Mission: Replacing probabilistic uncertainty with formal deterministic deduction.

When building AI agents and RAG pipelines, developers constantly face two critical issues:

1. LLM Hallucinations on strict business rules: Large Language Models are probabilistic and frequently fail or invent answers when evaluating strict legal, medical, or financial constraints.
2. Stale Context in Prompt Memory: When a fact is updated or revoked in real-time, standard vector DBs often fail to immediately purge outdated memory from prompt contexts.

To solve this, I built PRISMA (Protocol for Reasoning, Inference and Semantic Memory Architecture).

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⚡ Engineering Specs & Benchmark Highlights

PRISMA is written in Pure Python (CPython 3.14) with zero C/Rust extensions, leveraging an in-memory SHA-256 hash dependency graph backed by SQLite WAL mode.

Across 1.5 Million benchmarked queries (30 independent runs):

• Warm Cache Throughput: 210,916 QPS ($O(1)$ Hash Lookup)
• P99 SLA Latency: ≤ 7.6 µs
• Cold Inference: ~5,100 ops/sec (AST parsing & proof tree generation)
• Memory Footprint: ~1.02 KB per knowledge object (~121 MB RAM for 100k nodes)
• Hallucination Rate: 0.00% (Formal first-order predicate logic execution)
• Auditability: Cryptographic SHA-256 lineage proofs (Proof Trees) for every deduction.

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🤖 How PRISMA Integrates with LLMs & LangChain

PRISMA acts as a Verified Memory Gateway that sits between your enterprise data and LLMs.

1. LangChain Verified Memory Adapter

python
from prisma_core import PrismaCoreEngine
from prisma_core.adapters import PrismaLangChainMemory

engine = PrismaCoreEngine()
# Memory bound to your AI agent's context
memory = PrismaLangChainMemory(engine=engine, context="ctx:clinical_bot")

# Save conversation context signed with SHA-256 identities
memory.save_context(
    inputs={"human_input": "Patient BP: 140/90"},
    outputs={"output": "Logged. Monitoring required."}
)

# When a fact is revoked or updated in PRISMA, dependent premises are automatically 
# purged from prompt contexts in real-time, preventing LLM hallucinations.

### 2. Pre-LLM Guardrail Pattern

1. Backend sends a query to `POST /api/v1/infer` on PRISMA.
2. PRISMA evaluates business rules with **0% hallucination** in sub-microsecond speed.
3. The backend feeds verified deterministic truths directly into the LLM prompt as system instructions.

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## 📖 Quick Start User Guide (Live Playground)

You can interact with the live API right now using our Swagger UI:

👉 **[Live Swagger Documentation](https://granny-opposed-reproduce-causing.trycloudflare.com/docs)**

### Step 1: Generate your Free Evaluation API Key
1. Expand **`API Keys`** ➔ **`POST /v1/api-keys/generate`**.
2. Click **`Try it out`**, enter your name under `client_name`, and click **`Execute`**.
3. Copy your generated API key (starts with `prisma_live_...`).

### Step 2: Authorize Your Session
1. Click the green **`Authorize`** 🔒 button at the top right of the page.
2. Paste your API key and click **`Authorize`** ➔ **`Close`**.

### Step 3: Run Zero-Hallucination Inference
1. Go to **`Core Engine & Inference`** ➔ **`POST /api/v1/infer`**.
2. Click **`Try it out`** and **`Execute`** to receive a microsecond deterministic deduction and its formal `Proof Tree`.

### Step 4: Document Ingestion (PDFs / Text)
1. Go to **`Document Ingestion & AI Extractor`** ➔ **`POST /api/v1/parse_document`**.
2. Upload any PDF or text file to extract structured logic predicates automatically.

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## 🌐 Live API Endpoints

- 🧪 **Interactive Swagger Docs:** `https://granny-opposed-reproduce-causing.trycloudflare.com/docs`
- 📜 **OpenAPI Spec (JSON):** `https://granny-opposed-reproduce-causing.trycloudflare.com/openapi.json`
- 🔗 **Base API URL:** `https://granny-opposed-reproduce-causing.trycloudflare.com/api/v1`

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## 💬 Discussion & Feedback

What strategies are you currently using to handle fact revocation and rule enforcement in your AI agents? I'd love to hear your thoughts, feedback, and architectural questions!