Memories
Create a memory
client.Beta.MemoryStores.Memories.New(ctx, memoryStoreID, params) (*BetaManagedAgentsMemory, error)List memories
client.Beta.MemoryStores.Memories.List(ctx, memoryStoreID, params) (*PageCursor[BetaManagedAgentsMemoryListItemUnion], error)Retrieve a memory
client.Beta.MemoryStores.Memories.Get(ctx, memoryID, params) (*BetaManagedAgentsMemory, error)Update a memory
client.Beta.MemoryStores.Memories.Update(ctx, memoryID, params) (*BetaManagedAgentsMemory, error)Delete a memory
client.Beta.MemoryStores.Memories.Delete(ctx, memoryID, params) (*BetaManagedAgentsDeletedMemory, error)Models
Optimistic-concurrency precondition: the update applies only if the memory's stored content_sha256 equals the supplied value. On mismatch, the request returns memory_precondition_failed_error (HTTP 409); re-read the memory and retry against the fresh state. If the precondition fails but the stored state already exactly matches the requested content and path, the server returns 200 instead of 409.
Optimistic-concurrency precondition: the update applies only if the memory's stored content_sha256 equals the supplied value. On mismatch, the request returns memory_precondition_failed_error (HTTP 409); re-read the memory and retry against the fresh state. If the precondition fails but the stored state already exactly matches the requested content and path, the server returns 200 instead of 409.
Tombstone returned by Delete a memory. Deleting a memory does not erase its version history: its versions remain listable via List memory versions while they are retained (each version is kept for at least the version retention period after it was written, unless the store itself is deleted).
Tombstone returned by Delete a memory. Deleting a memory does not erase its version history: its versions remain listable via List memory versions while they are retained (each version is kept for at least the version retention period after it was written, unless the store itself is deleted).
A memory object: a single text document at a hierarchical path inside a memory store. The content field is populated when view=full and null when view=basic; the content_size_bytes and content_sha256 fields are always populated so sync clients can diff without fetching content. Memories are addressed by their mem_... ID; the path is the create key and can be changed via update.
A memory object: a single text document at a hierarchical path inside a memory store. The content field is populated when view=full and null when view=basic; the content_size_bytes and content_sha256 fields are always populated so sync clients can diff without fetching content. Memories are addressed by their mem_... ID; the path is the create key and can be changed via update.
Unique identifier for this memory (a mem_... value). Stable across renames; use this ID, not the path, to read, update, or delete the memory.
Lowercase hex SHA-256 digest of the UTF-8 content bytes (64 characters). The server applies no normalization, so clients can compute the same hash locally for staleness checks and as the value for a content_sha256 precondition on update. Always populated, regardless of view.
ID of the memory_version representing this memory's current content (a memver_... value). This is the authoritative head pointer; memory_version objects do not carry an is_latest flag, so compare against this field instead. Enumerate the history via List memory versions.
One item in a List memories response: either a memory object or, when depth is set, a memory_prefix rollup marker.
One item in a List memories response: either a memory object or, when depth is set, a memory_prefix rollup marker.
A rolled-up directory marker returned by List memories when depth is set. Indicates that one or more memories exist deeper than the requested depth under this prefix. This is a list-time rollup, not a stored resource; it has no ID and no lifecycle. Each prefix counts toward the page limit and interleaves with memory items in path order.
A rolled-up directory marker returned by List memories when depth is set. Indicates that one or more memories exist deeper than the requested depth under this prefix. This is a list-time rollup, not a stored resource; it has no ID and no lifecycle. Each prefix counts toward the page limit and interleaves with memory items in path order.
Selects which projection of a memory or memory_version the server returns. basic returns the object with content set to null; full populates content. When omitted, the default is endpoint-specific: retrieve operations default to full; list, create, and update operations default to basic. Listing with view=full caps limit at 20.
Selects which projection of a memory or memory_version the server returns. basic returns the object with content set to null; full populates content. When omitted, the default is endpoint-specific: retrieve operations default to full; list, create, and update operations default to basic. Listing with view=full caps limit at 20.
Optimistic-concurrency precondition: the update applies only if the memory's stored content_sha256 equals the supplied value. On mismatch, the request returns memory_precondition_failed_error (HTTP 409); re-read the memory and retry against the fresh state. If the precondition fails but the stored state already exactly matches the requested content and path, the server returns 200 instead of 409.
Optimistic-concurrency precondition: the update applies only if the memory's stored content_sha256 equals the supplied value. On mismatch, the request returns memory_precondition_failed_error (HTTP 409); re-read the memory and retry against the fresh state. If the precondition fails but the stored state already exactly matches the requested content and path, the server returns 200 instead of 409.