Memories and relationships
A memory is a piece of natural-language context with a stable UUID. Relationships connect memories that refer to each other. Record a specific fact or decision rather than an entire conversation. A recording author identifies who saved a memory, not necessarily the person described in its content.
Stores and access
A store is the boundary for a private or shared collection of memories. Each store has members and roles. The selected API key is bound to one account and one store. Seeing a store in a list does not grant access, and selecting a different store does not merge their contents.
How retrieval works
Semantic search finds memories related to a question; graph relationships add connected context. The assistant follows the selected store’s policy to decide how to use that context. Returned UUIDs identify the memories to update or link. Use those UUIDs directly instead of inventing an ID or using a display position.