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A self-updating knowledge base on Tigris, maintained overnight by an Anthropic SDK agent loop running through @tigrisdata/agent-shell. Atomic flush on success, discard on throw. The bucket either lands a clean run or stays byte-for-byte unchanged. ~$7 a month, presigned digest URL in Slack each morn…

S2 Lite turns S3-compatible object storage into a durable streaming platform. Run it on Tigris for high-cardinality workloads — per-agent reasoning traces, event firehoses — with zero egress fees and global replication.

Meet @tigrisdata/agent-shell: a virtual bash environment that gives AI agents persistent storage on Tigris buckets, with forks and snapshots for safety.

Storage-protected Mastra agents: a reference implementation. Isolated session forks, validate before promoting, contain compromise at the storage layer.

Bucket forking on Tigris gives every agent its own sandbox with no data duplication. One Lance file, two query engines, globally distributed reads.

Learn how Mixpeek uses Tigris Object Notifications and globally distributed object storage to build an event-driven ingestion pipeline for multimodal media.

Pixeltable turns your database into a reactive data layer -- embeddings compute automatically on insert. Pair it with Tigris for globally distributed ML apps.

We shipped our CLI with Node.js and npm, then compiled it into a standalone binary with Bun in a matter of hours. Here is what we learned and how it performed.

Tigris CLI: Manage object storage from your terminal with this UNIX-philosophy tool. Install with npm and start uploading files in seconds. Try it free today.

Learn how we backfilled our Discord community with existing Q&A from another forum using Tigris, ETL pipelines, and AI agents, making it searchable via Answer Overflow and MCP.

Learn how to use Tigris object storage as a powerful key-value store for both structured and unstructured data, eliminating the need for separate databases.

Discover the optimal RAG chunking strategy without manual testing. This Python app uses Tigris bucket forking to run parallel experiments, automatically comparing multiple chunking strategies and ranking them using objective span-based metrics.