Getting Started

Introduction

Long-term memory for AI agents — store, recall, and connect knowledge across conversations

HyperMemory

HyperMemory is a persistent knowledge graph memory system for AI agents. Agents store facts, decisions, preferences, and relationships as nodes and hyperedges in a hypergraph, then recall them through hybrid search (BM25, vector similarity, regex) or graph traversal. Memory persists across conversations.

HyperMemory dashboard showing graph usage, daily activity, and usage by source

The hosted server at api.hypermemory.io exposes 12 MCP tools (hm_store, hm_recall, hm_find_related, hm_ingest, hm_list_orphans, …) over Streamable HTTP that any MCP-compatible client can call. Most tools also have REST equivalents under /api/v1/memory—see the API Reference for gaps (files and orphans).

Three ways to connect