Store a durable fact, decision or preference; use recall to find one instead. A supplied id replaces that memory, while an omitted id creates a new one. Use if_version to reject concurrent changes or create_only to reject overwrites.

Retrieve full memories ranked for a natural-language question. Use this for ordinary recall; use search when you need metadata filters, ranking controls or score details. Read-only; default builds rank lexically, and a configured model adds semantic ranking.

Find memories with metadata filters or ranking controls; use recall for simpler full-text answers. Read-only. Results contain text previews and relative ranking scores, not probabilities; use get to read a result in full. Semantic scores require a configured model.

Read one known memory id in full, including tags, metadata and version. Use an id from list or search; use recall when only a natural-language question is known. Read-only; an unknown id returns an error.

Delete memories from the active store by id, ids or id prefix; use remember to update content instead. Inspect prefix matches with list first: prefix deletion requires confirm: true. Returns the deletion count and ids that were absent.

Browse memories in id order, optionally limited by id prefix or tag; use search for relevance ranking. Read-only. Returns text previews unless full is true; pass next_cursor as cursor to continue.

Inspect store counts, recall mode, encryption status, storage size and active limits without reading memory contents. Read-only; use list to inspect stored memories.

Read a portable snapshot of memory contents as JSON, JSONL or Markdown; use list for short previews instead. Read-only. The payload is returned as text and capped by the server's export byte limit; pass next_cursor as cursor to continue.