Governed Memory Layer — agent memory with a permission system, an expiry date, an undo button, and a receipt Governed Memory Layer answers the Memory You Can Govern challenge. Agents that remember are only safe if someone can answer for what they remember, so we built a memory layer that any agent calls through four verbs: remember, recall, correct and forget. What it does. Identity comes from the server session, never the request. Every recall is policy-checked, searched with a tenant-fenced Atlas Vector Search prefilter, and rechecked against the source record, so unauthorized memory never reaches the model. Expiry is a hard read-time gate. Wrong memories become new versions with history kept. Forgetting writes a tombstone, deletes derived memories, and is verified by probes. Every operation is audited with ids and reason codes only
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