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These routes are a deployed qualification preview. Route smoke tests and fail-closed unauthenticated 401 responses are proven. Authenticated positive, wrong-scope, revoked-key, cross-tenant, idempotency, export, and deletion canaries remain pending; a 401 proves only the shared gateway authentication boundary, not authorized record behavior.

Candidate routes

Existing Platform keys gain no memory scope automatically. The key principal selects the tenant; the request body cannot provide tenant, actor, organization, or Praxa user authority.

Try the frozen request contract

The portable-envelope schema is frozen and aligned across the runtime and the published @praxa/sdk/memory package. The API Playground now generates requests from that OpenAPI document, and the hosted-memory tutorial walks through create, lexical query, NDJSON export, and hard erasure. Use disposable content and a least-privilege personal-workspace key while the authenticated qualification matrix remains pending. The presence of a request example does not promote this plane from qualification preview. The stable boundary is already explicit:
  • records remain isolated candidates;
  • hosted provider IDs are mem0, zep, graphiti, langgraph, letta, openai_agents, and custom;
  • durable candidate kinds are exactly message, fact, summary, episode, pinned_context, document, entity, and edge; LangGraph checkpoints are rejected rather than converted;
  • provenance names an explicit, observed, inferred, or imported origin, confidence from 0 to 1, a capture time, and bounded evidence IDs;
  • lexical retrieval is labelled lexical;
  • provider identity, external ID, revision, record kind, provenance, visibility, and timestamps survive round trips;
  • retries bind an idempotency key to the same request digest;
  • all-provider failure is not an empty result;
  • deletion leaves no candidate content in its receipt;
  • no route promotes data into Praxa personal memory or AHCE.
Deleting a candidate does not delete the provider-owned source record. Perform provider deletion through that provider’s own authenticated API when your data policy requires both copies to be erased.

Separate memory planes

POST /v8/memory/query is an OAuth Integration Gateway contract for purpose- and compartment-scoped retrieval. It neither manages provider connections nor aliases this /v1 candidate plane. See Query Memory for that separate contract.
Last modified on August 14, 2026