Agent Memory
Agent memory lets an agent remember information across separate conversations. Use these endpoints to read or clear stored memories.
Base URL: https://agent-api.auteryn.ai
List memories — GET /api/agents/{agent_id}/memories
Section titled “List memories — GET /api/agents/{agent_id}/memories”GET https://agent-api.auteryn.ai/api/agents/{agent_id}/memoriesAuthorization: Bearer <jwt>X-Agent-Id: {agent_id}Returns { "memories": [...], "count": N }: what the agent has stored.
| Param | Description |
|---|---|
type |
Only this kind: agent_knowledge, user_preference, workflow_pattern, or user_feedback |
user_id |
Only this person’s preferences (owners and admins; a member sees their own) |
include_deleted |
Include deleted memories that can still be restored (default false) |
Delete memories — DELETE /api/agents/{agent_id}/memories
Section titled “Delete memories — DELETE /api/agents/{agent_id}/memories”Deletes the agent’s memories: all of them, or only those matching the type and
user_id params. A deleted memory can be restored for 30 days. Deleting an
agent’s memories needs Run & edit access to the agent; a member may always clear their
own preferences.
{ "success": true, "deleted": 12, "message": "Deleted 12 memories"}Knowledge retrieval (RAG) — separate endpoint
Section titled “Knowledge retrieval (RAG) — separate endpoint”Searching an agent’s Knowledge uses a different endpoint. The Knowledge comes from the agent in the X-Agent-Id header:
GET https://agent-api.auteryn.ai/api/retrieve?query=your+search+terms&top_k=5Authorization: Bearer <jwt>X-Agent-Id: your-agent-uuid| Param | Description |
|---|---|
query |
Search query (required) |
top_k |
Number of chunks to return (default: 5) |
{ "query": "your search terms", "results": [ { "text": "…", "score": 0.82, "metadata": {} } ]}To search one Knowledge by its ID:
GET https://agent-api.auteryn.ai/api/knowledge-bases/{kb_id}/retrieve?query=...Both retrieval endpoints allow 60 requests a minute and refuse guests, customers and agent tokens. This is not the same as agent long-term memory.

