MEMORY THAT CONNECTS
Your agent.
A longer memory.
Give your agents and applications context that lasts. Add a memory, retrieve its evidence, then connect your own tools.
No installation. Start with a temporary workspace, then connect through the API.
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Add something to remember.
A preference. A project. Something worth carrying forward.
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Search for useful evidence.
Retrieve a bounded context packet with its original sources.
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Connect your own agent.
Use a scoped API key. Memory belongs in the tools you already use.
YOUR TEMPORARY MEMORY WORKSPACE
Your memory, connected.
Leave something worth remembering.
A preference, a project detail, a fact your application should carry forward. Each observation keeps its source.
Search your memory.
This preview matches words in stored reports. Automatic fact extraction and semantic retrieval are not enabled.
Retrieve the exact evidence your agent can use. Sources and the context budget stay visible.
Selected context packet
This is selected evidence, not a generated answer or the entire store. The context budget stays at 2,000 tokens.
A memory API for your own tools.
Use the same memory from an agent, a game or a service. This key grants access to this temporary workspace only.
Shown once when created or replaced. Keep it private. Anyone with this key can access this workspace until it expires or the key is replaced.
The existing key is not shown again after reload. Replace it to connect a new client; this revokes the previous key.
The commands use an environment variable, so the key does not appear in the example. Set LICORICE_API_KEY in your own terminal. No Rust compilation required.
This is an early temporary workspace, not a registered account. Browser access uses a session cookie; API access uses a scoped key. Use sample information rather than private or sensitive material. Export what you want to keep, or delete the workspace.