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Learn how Praxa remembers, adapts, explains learned context, and keeps correction or consent with the owner.
Persistent memory and AHCE are Praxa product capabilities. Use @praxa/sdk/memory for read-only provider federation; AHCE is not a public ingestion endpoint.

Provided capabilities

Example outcomes

  1. Correct a durable memory. Open Memory settings, change or delete an owner-visible memory, and verify future recall respects the correction.
  2. Capture a goal. State a concrete goal in cloud text chat and review the proposed goal record before accepting it.
  3. Review adaptive context. Open Adaptive Context, inspect the learned rhythm, and submit a correction or abstention.
  4. Federate an existing store. Use the memory federation tutorial to query an existing provider without migrating it.

Verify the surface

  1. Confirm the capability status and listed surface in the Capability Atlas.
  2. Sign in to the intended Praxa product surface and select the correct personal or organization workspace.
  3. Exercise the example with the smallest safe scope and inspect the visible result or approval card.
  4. Test one unavailable, denied, or disconnected state so the surface fails honestly.
  5. Use a developer tutorial only when this guide links to a supported public developer contract.

Integrate existing memory

Use read-only federation when your backend already owns a supported memory provider. This does not write into AHCE or Praxa personal memory.
Last modified on August 14, 2026