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87.2% on LongMemEval. Published. Reproducible.

Jun 26, 2026  ·  By SINGULANCE Labs

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Highlights

  • 87.2% accuracy on LongMemEval — single-session, multi-session, temporal, and knowledge-update questions
  • Sub-50ms recall latency at production scale, measured continuously
  • Live retrieval benchmark (P@5 / R@10 / NDCG@10 / MRR) with pass/fail regression gates before every deploy
  • Methodology and question set are public — reproducible by anyone, on your own memories too
retrieval quality — click a metricsingulancelabs.com/benchmark
LongMemEval87.2%

Overall accuracy on LongMemEval — the industry-standard benchmark for long-context conversational memory. Single-session and multi-session recall, temporal reasoning, and knowledge-update questions, evaluated end-to-end against the published hypothesis format.

What LongMemEval actually tests

LongMemEval is the benchmark long-context memory systems get judged against — not a synthetic retrieval toy, but multi-session conversational histories with single-session questions, multi-session reasoning, temporal reasoning across sessions, and knowledge-update questions where an earlier fact is later corrected. A system that only does keyword lookup or flat vector similarity collapses on the multi-session and temporal categories. HIVEMIND's bi-temporal graph — memories that update, extend, derive from, and contradict each other with typed relationships — is built for exactly this shape of question.

Published methodology

LongMemEval question set + evaluation harness are public. Anyone can re-run the exact same questions against the exact same corpus.

No cherry-picked runs

The reported score is the full-set average, not a best-of-N run. Regressions below the pass/fail gate block deploys.

Live regression gate

Every recall-path change re-runs the retrieval benchmark (P@5 / R@10 / NDCG@10 / MRR) before shipping — a regression fails the gate, not the customer.

Reproducible on your data

The same Evaluation surface ships inside every HIVEMIND workspace — run the benchmark against your own memories, not just ours.

HIVEMIND vs. the alternatives

Keyword search fails the moment a question is phrased differently from the source text. Naive vector RAG improves recall but has no concept of time, contradiction, or multi-hop reasoning across sessions — it retrieves chunks, not a coherent memory. The gap widens exactly where enterprise memory matters most: knowing what changed, when, and why.

MetricHIVEMINDKeyword searchNaive vector RAG
LongMemEval accuracy87.2%41.3%68.9%
Recall latency (p50)<50ms~120ms~200ms
Multi-session reasoningNativeNonePartial
Temporal / bi-temporal queriesNativeNoneNone
Contradiction resolutionAutomaticNoneManual

Run it yourself

The published run lives at singulancelabs.com/benchmark. Every HIVEMIND workspace — personal, managed, or self-hosted — ships the same Evaluation surface: health overview, an interactive search tester with confidence and relevance scoring, and the retrieval benchmark itself. Don't take the number on faith — point it at your own memory and watch the gate run.

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