Recall · Open source · Apache 2.0

Memory agents can share
and correct.
With the history kept.

When a user changes a preference, an agent has to stop using the old value without losing the record of it. Recall is a memory layer built on polign_db. Each kind of fact declares how a new value applies, so a correction follows a rule rather than a model's judgment, and every earlier statement stays queryable. Agents in different processes and on different machines read and write the same memory.

Typed memory

A memory is a subject, a predicate, and a typed value. Fifteen built-in predicates cover preferences, identity, and project facts, and you can define more. Agents write only declared kinds, so one cannot invent a second name for a fact that already exists.

Corrections by rule

A predicate declares whether it holds one value or many. A new value replaces the old one when only one is allowed, and is added alongside when several are. Restating what is already believed writes nothing. No model is asked which value to keep.

History you can query

Forgetting records a withdrawal instead of deleting. Ask what is believed now, what was believed at any earlier moment, or the full history of a fact. Nothing is edited in place.

Shared across agents

Agents in different processes and on different machines use the same memory. A correction one agent writes is returned by later reads from the others. Recall adds no transactions of its own, so read timing follows the storage backend.

Replayable audit

Export a versioned bundle of the events and rules behind a memory query result. A standalone verifier reproduces that result offline, without a database or an embedding model. It covers what memory returned, not the agent's reasoning.

Your storage

Runs on polign_db against your own S3, GCS, or Azure bucket. API keys bound to a namespace are the isolation boundary between teams and agents. No embedding service is needed to start; bring your own model for semantic search.

Quick start

Start a polign_db node, then use Recall from Python or connect an agent through MCP. The example needs no model or embedding API key. The Claude Code plugin is a ready-made MCP integration for memory across coding sessions, and recall-livekit gives a LiveKit voice agent the caller's facts before its first reply.

# a local node; use -store s3://bucket/prefix for a durable one
polign-server -store "fs:$HOME/.local/share/recall/data"

# in another terminal
pip install polign-recall
export POLIGN_URL=http://127.0.0.1:23000
export POLIGN_COLLECTION=recall_demo

# one process saves a preference, then changes it
from polign_recall import Client
with Client() as memory:
    memory.remember("user", "prefers_editor", "vim")
    memory.remember("user", "prefers_editor", "neovim")

# a later process, anywhere with the same URL and collection
with Client() as memory:
    print(memory.recall("user", "prefers_editor")[0].value)   # neovim
    print([e.value for e in memory.history("user", "prefers_editor")])
    # ['vim', 'neovim']

What it is, and what it is not yet

Recall is early and has no production deployments yet. The list below is what ships today; the second column is what it does not do, stated plainly.

Give your agents one memory.

Open source, on a database in your own bucket.