MemorySync is a production-grade memory layer for AI agents that stores and returns durable facts extracted from interactions rather than raw chat logs. The live playground demonstrates how a single sentence can be parsed into multiple lasting memories, saved to MemorySync’s servers, and reliably retrieved by meaning after a full page reload - proving persistence beyond browser state. Every action in the playground calls the real api.memorysync.io endpoints and displays the exact API requests (with the demo key hidden on the server). Memories are scoped privately to each browser session until a user creates their own API key; the demo warns against entering sensitive data and explains that stored facts are returned by semantic search rather than verbatim chat history.
Developer specifics include example cURL/Python/Node requests, a two-endpoint quickstart (add and search), and an instant API key flow: a temporary key gives 200 writes and 500 searches for seven days, and claiming it with an email converts it into a free plan with 10,000 writes and 1,000 searches monthly. Accounts copy existing playground memories on creation. Docs, SDKs, CLI, enterprise features (SSO/SCIM, retention/export, scopes, audit logs) and pricing are available, positioning MemorySync as an infrastructure service for governed, durable, real-time agent context.
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