Memocore Knowledge Base
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Your guide to Memocore. Memocore is your persistent memory for AI — it saves notes, ideas, and knowledge so they stay with you across chats and tools. Here you'll learn what Memocore does and how it works, discover its features and best tips, and see real ways to use it in everyday work. Browse the articles or search for answers to the most common questions.
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This is Memocore
Memocore is the memory your AI clients share. Save something once and every assistant you use already knows it — nothing to re-explain, nothing to copy between chats.
Case: build an AI assistant on your team's memory
Case study: build a chat assistant on your team's memory using a read-only, project-scoped company API key and built-in search-by-meaning. How Memocore's own assistant works.
A real example of using Memocore as the brain behind your own product: a chat assistant that answers from your team's knowledge. How it works. Mint a company API key scoped to the projects the assistant may read. Your app then searches that memory over the read-only API — search by meaning is built in, so there is no vector database to run. Take the most relevant results and hand them to an LLM, which writes the final answer in the user's language. Memocore's own site assistant is built exactly this way. A company key defines which projects it can see, every question triggers a memory search first, and the model answers only from what it finds — if nothing matches, it says so instead of inventing an answer. Why it is safe to expose. The key is read-only and project-scoped, so the assistant can only ever see the memory you allow, and never writes anything. This is the same pattern any team can reuse to put a support or onboarding bot on top of its Memocore knowledge, in its own app or website.