Concepts

Short, self-contained explanations of the ideas behind Fluree Memory. Read these once; they’ll save you time when you’re reading CLI reference or wiring a new IDE.

• What is a memory? — the three kinds (fact, decision, constraint) and when to use each.
• Repo vs user memory — how scope decides whether a memory ends up in repo.ttl (shared with the team) or .local/user.ttl (yours).
• Updates and forgetting — how update modifies memories in place and how history is tracked via git.
• Recall and ranking — how BM25 scores results and how tag / kind filters narrow them.
• MCP server — the tools Fluree Memory exposes to AI agents.
• Secrets and sensitivity — automatic redaction and scope-based privacy.