MCP integration

Put memory within your agent’s reach.

Give a compatible MCP client tools to record observations, retrieve current facts, and explore relationships. Connect a workspace through Streamable HTTP.

In practice

Read. Act. Remember what changed.

Illustrative tool sequence. The client decides which tools to call; workspace policy governs incoming observations.

An agent memory loopExample
Before a task
memory_get loads the relevant entity.
When context is missing
memory_search or memory_traverse finds related information.
After new information
memory_insert submits an observation.
When a change needs explanation
memory_history retrieves the entity changelog.

Built into the workflow

Useful tools. Governed writes.

01

Retrieve focused context

Request the record a task needs and fetch history when the question calls for it.

02

Use your workspace rules

MCP observations pass through consolidation with ontology validation and provenance.

03

Keep people in the loop

Inspect changes in the console and review proposals held by policy.

Tool reference

Ten tools for your memory workflow.

memory_insert

Submit an observation (proposal).

memory_search

Text search over current state.

memory_get

Load an entity’s current view.

memory_history

Changelog for an entity.

memory_traverse

Walk typed relations.

ontology_define

Add class, predicate, or relation type.

ontology_list

Read the schema that gates writes.

memory_export

Projection of current state — not a write surface.

memory_retract

Retract a current fact.

memory_review

Approve or reject a held proposal.

Connect your workspace.

Create an access key in Settings, then use the Connections page for the endpoint and client configuration. Keep the key private.

Create your workspace

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

01Ontology

Ontology

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

Explore ontology

03Retrieval

Retrieval

Find current facts, explore relationships, and inspect past changes.

Explore retrieval

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