Most AI starts every session from zero. Claiv Memory is a durable, evidence-backed memory layer behind three endpoints — so your agents remember what happened, recall only what matters, and can forget on request.
Memory should be infrastructure, not a product your users have to learn. Everything is ingest, recall and forget.
Push conversations, documents and decisions as they occur. Claiv extracts durable facts, keeps the evidence and tracks when each one was true.
// store an event as it happens await claiv.memory.ingest({ project: "acme-onboarding", content: "Priya agreed to the annual plan", source: "call-2026-07-14" });
Ask for context against a token budget. You get the most relevant facts with their evidence and timestamps — not an unbounded dump of history.
// budgeted, evidence-backed context const ctx = await claiv.memory.recall({ project: "acme-onboarding", query: "what did Priya commit to?", token_budget: 800 });
Remove a person, a project or a single fact and receive a deletion receipt you can hand to a regulator. Erasure is a first-class operation, not a support ticket.
// right-to-erasure with a receipt const receipt = await claiv.memory.forget({ project: "acme-onboarding", subject: "priya@acme.com" }); // → { deleted: 42, receipt_id: "rcp_…" }
Storing text is easy. Knowing what is true, when it was true, and proving you deleted it is the hard part.
Every recalled fact carries the source it came from, so an agent can cite rather than hallucinate.
Facts change. Memory tracks when something became true and when it stopped being true.
Every project is scoped to its own tenant with its own keys. No cross-tenant bleed, by construction.
Erasure returns a signed receipt with what was removed — the evidence a GDPR request actually needs.
Memory is the infrastructure behind the AI solutions we deliver for businesses. If you would rather have the whole thing designed, built and supported for you, tell us what you need.