Search long-term memory for entries relevant to a query.

Call this at the start of a task (or whenever prior context would help) to recall what was learned in earlier sessions.

The memory bucket is determined automatically from your authenticated identity; you cannot and need not specify whose memory to read.

Store a new memory (a fact, preference, or exchange) in long-term memory.

Use this automatically when you learn something durable about the user or project, or on explicit request ("remember that ..."). mem0 runs a server-side extraction to decide what is worth keeping, so not every call creates a stored entry.

The memory bucket is determined automatically from your authenticated identity; you cannot and need not specify whose memory to write.

List all stored memories for your authenticated identity's bucket.

Returns: A list of memory objects with their ids and remembered text.

Delete a single memory by its id.

Note: mem0 deletes by id without a user filter, so ids should only be obtained from this identity's own search_memory / list_memories results (both scoped to the caller's bucket).