SeekStorm is sub-millisecond lexical, vector and hybrid search written in Rust. It embeds as an in-process library, runs as a multi-tenancy server, or gives your agents search over MCP.
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Use SeekStorm as an in-process library when you want search inside your own binary rather than a separate service.
Run the multi-tenancy server with its console and web UI, with a REST API documented on the project site.
Expose search to AI agents through MCP so they can query indexes you own.
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