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See Exactly What Your AI Remembers, and Delete What It Shouldn't

Every memory your agent saved, in one list you can read, edit, delete and export. Plus a checklist for full cleanup.

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What does your AI actually remember? Where is it stored? Can you delete it?

Often you cannot easily tell. Something from weeks ago resurfaces, and you have no list to check and no way to know what else is in there.

Ragionex Memory works the other way around. Every memory your agent saves is a record you can see, read, edit, delete and export. Here is how to take full control.

See everything your agent saved

Open the Memories page in your Ragionex dashboard and choose a Vault in the sidebar. Repeat for each Vault you want to review.

  1. Browse every saved memory, page by page, with a preview of each.
  2. Open any memory to read its full text.
  3. Check its details:
DetailWhat it tells you
Created / Last editedWhen it was saved and last changed
VersionIts version number, which goes up with every content change
Created byWho first saved it: You, another account's email, or Deleted account

Edit or delete in one click

  • Wrong or outdated? Click Edit memory, fix the text, then Save. Every connected agent sees the corrected version. Writing a good correction: fix a wrong or outdated memory.
  • Should not be there? Click Move to trash and confirm. It stays in Trash, restorable for 30 days, and is excluded from new searches while trashed.

Decide what your agent may do

Each API key has fixed permissions, chosen when you create it:

PermissionLets the agent
ReadSearch, list, view and export memories
CreateSave new memories
UpdateChange the text of existing memories
DeleteRemove memories

Want your agent to save and recall but never delete? Leave Delete off. You can still delete anything yourself in the dashboard.

Want a read-only agent? Give it Read only.

Need to cut an agent off? Click Revoke on its key. Your memories stay; that key stops working.

Export everything

On the Settings page, click Export memories. The JSON file contains current memories, retained trash and version history from Vaults you own, grouped by Vault.

Browsing, viewing, deleting and exporting never count as requests. Even with this period's requests used up, you stay in control.

The full cleanup checklist

Moving a memory to trash keeps it restorable for 30 days. For full cleanup, also check these copies:

WhereWhat to do
Your Ragionex dashboardMove the memory to trash. For permanent removal, the Vault owner can open Trash, choose Delete permanently and confirm; this also removes its retained versions and cannot be undone. Check other memories for the same detail.
Saves waiting on your computerA save made while offline waits in ~/.ragionex/pending-saves/ until it is sent. Quit your agents first, then remove the file if you do not want it sent.
Agent conversationsText already shown in a chat stays in that chat's history. Clear it in the agent if needed.
Exports you downloadedDelete old export files you no longer need.

Start free

New to Ragionex? Set it up in one command: the Claude Code first-install guide.

The Free plan includes 10,000 requests every 30 days, 2 Vaults and 100 API keys. Browsing, deleting and exporting your memories are not counted as requests.

Set it up in one line and give your agent a memory you can actually see. Full reference: the Memory quickstart.

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