Requesting an export
1
Open the space
Dashboard → Spaces → the space you want → Exports tab.
2
Request the export
Click Request export. The bundle is built in the background, so you don’t
need to keep the page open.
3
Download it
We email you when it’s ready, with a link back to this tab. Click
Download.
What’s in the bundle
The file is namedexport-{space}-{date}.zip and contains four files:
A
memories.jsonl record looks like this:
Graph edges are co-occurrence: two entities appearing in the same memory,
weighted by how often. They are not labeled or typed relationships, so don’t
read
source → target as a predicate.Availability window
An export stays downloadable for 7 days, then it is deleted automatically. Request a fresh one any time. There’s no limit beyond one export per space per 24 hours. Bundles are stored encrypted and are never publicly reachable. The download link is generated when you click Download, is valid for five minutes, and requires you to be signed in, which is why the “ready” email links to your dashboard rather than to the file itself.The endpoints behind the tab
The dashboard calls three endpoints. They authenticate with a signed-in session token, never an API key (401 session_required), and only the space’s owner can
call them:
$SESSION below is the session token sign-in returns; neither memory SDK wraps these,
because both authenticate with an API key.
Frequently asked
Can I trigger an export with my API key?
Can I trigger an export with my API key?
No. Exports require a signed-in session. An export bundle is a complete copy
of a space, so we deliberately don’t let a long-lived API key produce or
fetch one — the endpoints above work with a session token only.
Does exporting delete anything?
Does exporting delete anything?
No. It’s a read-only copy. Your memories are untouched.
Are uploaded documents included?
Are uploaded documents included?
No. The bundle contains memories and the entity graph. The original files
you uploaded aren’t re-packaged, since you already hold those.
Can I export every space at once?
Can I export every space at once?
Not yet. Export one space at a time.