Identify
Wallet-backed agent identity and explicit policy scope.
AUTHInfrastructure for stateful agents
A governed memory layer that keeps autonomous agents coherent across sessions, models, clouds and enterprise boundaries.
Memory is not context
Context windows expire. Vendor memory creates lock-in. Vector stores retrieve fragments without governance.
LTM treats memory as infrastructure: owned, authorized, portable and inspectable.
Separate the memory itself from who may use it, where it lives and how its history is proven.
Wallet-backed agent identity and explicit policy scope.
AUTHEncrypted writes routed to the right storage tier.
STORESemantic, exact, temporal and provenance-aware retrieval.
QUERYSigned records for audit, incidents and compliance evidence.
VERIFYBuilders get direct primitives for writing and recalling memory. Security teams retain policy, retention and provenance visibility.
Open SDK reference →// Create a governed memory client
const ltm = new LTMClient({
agent: "risk_agent_04",
region: "eu-central",
policy: "regulated-research"
});
await ltm.memory.write({
type: "decision_context",
retention: "7y",
proof: "onchain"
});
Choose storage and deployment paths without giving up a consistent memory protocol.
Privacy-first architecture, explicit retention and evidence for human review.
Move orchestration, models or clouds without abandoning an agent’s history.