Introduction
Smritea is a memory API for AI apps and agents. Store facts from text, then search them later.
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Smritea is a memory API for AI apps and agents. You send it text. It stores the facts in that text as memories. Later, you search those memories in plain language.
A memory is one stored fact, such as Alice is vegetarian. Each memory belongs to a scope: who the memory is about and which conversation it came from. See Memory scope.
What you can do
The table lists the main calls and what each one does.
| Call | What it does |
|---|---|
add | Reads text, extracts facts, and stores them as memories. |
search | Finds the memories that match a question most closely. |
get | Returns one memory by its ID. |
delete | Removes one memory by its ID. |
The SDKs for Python, TypeScript, Go, Java and C# expose these four calls. You can also reach Smritea from an AI client through the MCP server.
How the pieces fit
- You create an app in the dashboard. The app holds your memories and your API keys.
- You pick a region for the app. The region decides which host your code calls.
- You call
addandsearchfrom your code with the app's API key.
Where to go next
The table points each goal to the page that covers it.
| You want to | Read |
|---|---|
| Run a first example | Quickstart |
| Create an app and an API key | Create an app and API key |
| Understand how Smritea keeps memories | How Smritea stores memory |
| Look up an SDK call | Python, TypeScript, Go, Java or C# |
| Fix an error | Errors and codes |
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