Governed memory for AI.Inspect. Edit. Delete. Control.

A governance layer for AI memory. Store, audit, scope, and expire what AI systems remember — with full provenance.

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GOVERNANCE FEATURES

Provenance

Scoped Recall

Edit / Delete

TTL / Expiry

How It Works

Three simple steps to give your AI governed, explicit memory.

Connect Sovant

Add the SDK or MCP plugin. No lock-in. Memory stays explicit and controlled.

Write memory explicitly

Persist facts, decisions, and preferences intentionally — not auto-captured guesswork.

Recall with scope and provenance

Retrieve the right context with clear source, scope, and lifetime.

See It in Action

Persist a fact, then recall it — with full provenance.

Sovant Playground

Message Sovant

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The Dashboard

A single surface to monitor, chat, and govern every memory.

Workspace & Memory Activity

Monitor, manage and track your project's memory activity in one place.

Workspace Chat (governed recall)

Conversations with governed recall — every response grounded in auditable memory.

Memory Governance

Inspect, edit, delete, and audit memories with full provenance.

Built for Developers

A governed API that makes AI memory explicit, inspectable, and controllable.

Governance-first: Edit, delete, expire (TTL), and scope memory with full provenance.

Every memory is auditable — know where it came from, who wrote it, and when it expires.

Scoped recall: Retrieve the right context with clear source and lifetime.

Memories are scoped per project, thread, or globally — never silently expanded.

Type-safe SDKs: Full TypeScript and Python support with auto-completion.

Build faster with intellisense and type safety.

index.ts

npm i @sovant/sdk

// index.ts
import { Sovant } from '@sovant/sdk';

const client = new Sovant({
  apiKey: process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_SOVANT_API_KEY!,
  baseUrl: 'https://sovant.ai',
});

// Create a memory
await client.memory.create({
  content: 'User prefers dark mode UI',
  type: 'preference',
  tags: ['ui', 'theme'],
});

// Semantic search
const results = await client.memory.search({
  query: 'user theme preference',
  limit: 5,
});
console.log(results);

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