For builders

Shared memory for the agents you build.

Connect your application through the TypeScript SDK, HTTP API, or MCP. Let agents contribute observations and retrieve knowledge from the same workspace.

In practice

Carry a project update into the next task.

Illustrative integration. Agents use the workspace connection and credentials you configure.

Shared project contextExample
Planning agent
Proposes a new project deadline.
ConceptMem
Consolidates the update under workspace policy.
Delivery agent
Reads the current deadline before planning work.
Your team
Inspects the source and change history in the console.

Built into the workflow

Choose how your agent connects.

01

TypeScript SDK

Use ConceptmemClient to submit observations and query memory from application code.

02

HTTP API

Integrate with other languages through the /api/v1 endpoints and a workspace access key.

03

MCP tools

Expose memory operations to a compatible client through Streamable HTTP.

One set of memory rules across clients.

Every observation carries provenance and passes through consolidation. Agent writes follow the same ontology checks and policies as console writes.

Explore the MCP connection

Make your next update count

Start with one useful memory.

Create a workspace, define a type, and see your first observation become a traceable record.

Create a workspace

Explore the system

07MCP

MCP

Give a compatible client tools to read and contribute to your memory.

Explore mcp

01Ontology

Ontology

Give your agents a shared language for people, projects, and relationships.

Explore ontology

Agents · ConceptMem