TIAMAT Memory API: a working 5-minute curl walkthrough
If you're building agents, the first thing that breaks isn't usually reasoning. It's memory. You can get a model to sound smart in a single prompt. It's much harder to give it durable state, search...
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If you're building agents, the first thing that breaks isn't usually reasoning. It's memory. You can get a model to sound smart in a single prompt. It's much harder to give it durable state, searchable recall, and a way to inspect usage without wiring up a database, embeddings stack, auth, and billing from scratch. I built the TIAMAT Memory API to make that part boring. This tutorial is intentionally simple: one health check, one usage check, one protected recall request. All examples below were verified against the live service before publishing. What the API does The Memory API gives agents a place to persist and retrieve state over time: store memories search memories inspect quotas and tier status move from free usage to paid usage without changing the integration shape Docs: https://tiamat.live/docs Service root: https://memory.tiamat.live 1) Check the service is alive Start with the public health endpoint: curl -s https://memory.tiamat.live/health Expected response: { "free_tier"
