Durable
Keep useful context available beyond one session or one agent.
Infrastructure / Memory / Agent Mem
One memory layer for every agent.
Agent Mem gives every user and workspace a secure, portable memory that authorized AI agents can remember to and recall from through MCP or API.
User identity
Workspace
Agent Mem
Portable · Permissioned · Durable
RememberGovernRecall
Coding agent
Product copilot
Operations agent
MCP+API+Provenance
The shared-memory moment
Connect a second authorized agent and it can use the same workspace memory—without rebuilding context or trapping it in another interface.
Memory infrastructure
Context should outlive the agent that learned it.
Agent Mem is the managed memory and governance layer beneath agents and applications—not another chatbot builder, vector database, or agent framework.
Permissioned
Scope memory to the right user, workspace, and authorized agent.
Connected
Give agents access through MCP or a stable API instead of a new framework.
Portable
Bring memory in and move it out without tying context to one interface.
Built for the teams behind the agents
One layer. Three clear reasons to use it.
AI product teams
- Add persistent memory without building the operating layer
- Keep products independent from one model or framework
- Isolate memory for every customer workspace
Agent developers
- Connect through MCP or API
- Recall with provenance
- Use the same memory from several agents
Enterprise teams
- Control people and bot access
- Apply retention and deployment policies
- Audit changes, exports, and deletion
Clear product boundary
The layer around retrieval.
Agent Mem complements the systems teams already use. Its job is to make memory durable, governed, and reusable across them.
Vector database
Stores embeddings
Manages memory identity, lifecycle, access, and portability around retrieval
Agent framework
Orchestrates agent behavior
Keeps memory stable even when the framework or model changes
Vendor chat history
Retains context in one surface
Makes authorized memory available across agents and channels
From first memory to shared memory
The value becomes visible in four steps.
Create workspace
Establish the user or team boundary.
Add memory
Import a source or remember new context.
Recall with evidence
See useful context together with provenance.
Connect agent two
Reuse the same authorized memory in another agent.
Agent Mem / Memory infrastructure