API Proposed to Distinguish Trusted Memory from Unverified Learning for AI Agents
oki098isg_t · reddit · 2026-09-01
The author is developing a small API to manage "trusted memory" for external AI agents by separating it from "unverified learning content."
Key Features:
- Agents can only read verified long-term memory; new learnings are saved as "candidates" pending owner approval.
- Includes agent-level authentication, authorization, and revocation.
- Prevents submission of duplicate learning content.
The project aims for small-scale testing with actual agent workflows rather than becoming a large-scale service.
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