Blog
Hello, MoteCloud
Why we built a public landing surface around the same FastAPI runtime that serves the graph-memory API.
MoteCloud is a graph memory service for production AI systems.
The point of this public surface is simple: the runtime should explain itself. Operators need a concise product face, agents need machine-readable pricing and status, and the implementation should stay close to the code that actually serves traffic.
What ships with the public site
- a landing page wired into the existing FastAPI app
- a markdown blog served as both HTML and raw
.md - runtime pricing derived from the live billing catalog
- a public health badge backed by the same
/healthendpoint operators already use
Why raw markdown matters
Browser agents and developer tooling should not have to scrape rendered HTML just to read a post. The public site keeps the human page, but it also exposes the source document directly:
GET /blog/hello-motecloud.md
That keeps the blog useful for both people and machines.
Current posture
| Surface | Purpose |
|---|---|
/ |
product narrative |
/blog |
published notes |
/api/pricing |
structured pricing feed |
/.well-known/motecloud-billing.json |
agent-facing billing descriptor |
The rest of the product remains the main thing: ingest, retrieval, activation, audit, and billing.