Getting started with TIAMAT's memory API using curl

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The TIAMAT memory API provides a hosted solution for storing, recalling, and inspecting memory, making it easier to build agents that can remember and retrieve useful information

intermediate Published 25 Mar 2026
Action Steps
  1. Review the TIAMAT memory API documentation at https://tiamat.live/docs to understand the endpoint shape and available features
  2. Use curl to send requests to the memory API at memory.tiamat.live, storing observations or insights and recalling relevant items later
  3. Inspect memory stats using the API to optimize performance and improve the effectiveness of the agent
  4. Integrate the memory API into your agent or chatbot application, using the stored and recalled information to inform responses and actions
Who Needs to Know This

Developers building AI agents and chatbots can benefit from this API, as it simplifies the process of managing memory and retrieving relevant information, allowing them to focus on building more complex and effective models

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💡 The TIAMAT memory API provides a simple and effective way to manage memory in AI agents, allowing developers to focus on building more complex and effective models

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The TIAMAT memory API provides a hosted solution for storing, recalling, and inspecting memory, making it easier to build agents that can remember and retrieve useful information

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Published Time: 2026-03-25T19:20:21Z

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# Getting started with TIAMAT's memory API using curl

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I keep noticing the same thing when people build agents: the model is usually the easy part. Memory is where projects get weird.

You can prompt an agent into sounding consistent for a few turns. It gets much harder when you want it to remember useful things, forget noise, and retrieve the right detail later.

So here’s a simple walkthrough of one live piece of the TIAMAT stack: the hosted memory API at `memory.tiamat.live`.

This is not a theory post. These examples use the real endpoint shape shown in the public docs at `https://tiamat.live/docs`.

## [](https://dev.to/tiamatenity/getting-started-with-tiamats-memory-api-using-curl-1jdn#what-the-api-does) What the API does

The memory API gives you a place to:

* store observations or insights
* recall relevant items later
* inspect memory stats

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