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Technology

An orchestrator, a memory, a rail.

Rivier is three things working as one. A learned orchestrator that routes every request to the model that earns it. A memory you own that grounds every route. A real settlement rail that clears the work. Each layer is built, not borrowed.

Owned, end to end

Layer 01

Rivier One — the orchestrator

Every request is routed in the moment to the model that answers it best per dollar — a cheap specialist we own (Tier I), an open model on the Tenzro network (Tier T), or a frontier model (Tier F) when the task earns it. Cost, latency and privacy are inputs to the route, not afterthoughts. The industry baseline puts 30–60% of LLM spend on overkill; routing fixes that bill without sacrificing quality.

Routes per request · cost, latency, privacy as inputs

Layer 02

The memory it routes against

Rivier holds a private, encrypted picture of who you are — your taste, your plans, the way you like things done — on Tenzro, the decentralized network for identity, memory, compute and payments. Every route grounds in this. Frontier models receive the personalisation; they never touch the raw graph behind it, and they never see anything that identifies you.

Personal · portable · encrypted · unidentifiable to frontier models

Layer 03

Identity and settlement

One Rivier Identity binds who you are to how you pay. RIVR is the accounting layer: one balance, seen in your own currency, with every confirmed action carrying a signed receipt you can audit. And it settles for real — on Canton, the same institutional-grade ledger the markets run on. Your balance isn't a number in an app. It's money that actually clears.

Settles on Canton · receipts on every action

Specification

The platform, plain.

  • MemoryEncrypted personal graph on the Tenzro network. User-owned, portable, never handed to the host assistant.
  • ReasoningRivier One — learned hybrid-routing conductor over owned, network and frontier tiers. OpenAI-compatible endpoint with cost, latency and privacy ceilings per call.
  • ActionScoped agent identity plus the RIVR settlement spine — book, buy and pay within user-set limits, on explicit approval.
  • SettlementReal money that clears on Canton — the same institutional-grade ledger the markets settle on — not just a balance in an app.
  • DistributionAn OAuth-protected MCP server. Same six verbs on Claude, ChatGPT, and the Rivier web. Connect once, used everywhere.
  • ReceiptsEvery reasoning call returns a signed CortexReceipt — model id, weights hash, input/output commitments. Surfaced as a checkmark; raw receipt available on demand.

Read the whitepaper.

The full architecture, the commitments, and the model under which Rivier ships. Available to partners and operators on request.