Memra

• Memra Remember — Store one or many memories in Memra. Single mode: pass content + namespace. Decision mode: pass type=decision with content + namespace (optionally context). Pattern mode: pass type=pattern with title + steps + namespace. Bulk mode: pass entries[]. If the response contains conflicts[], the new fact contradicts those existing memories — review them and use memra_supersede on the outdated one instead of leaving both active.
• Memra Recall — Search memories in Memra by semantic similarity. Returns ranked results by relevance. Replaces memra_search.
• Memra Get — Get a single memory by ID with full content. Use when you need the complete text of a memory (search results are truncated).
• Memra List — List memories in Memra for a namespace. Returns paginated results with filtering options.
• Memra Supersede — Replace a memory with new content. The old memory is marked superseded and stops appearing in search; the new memory inherits the old memory's type, importance, tags, source and metadata unless overridden. Works for all memory types (use this instead of memra_add when you are correcting or updating existing knowledge).
• Memra History — View the full supersession chain for a memory (oldest to newest). Use this when you need to audit how a fact or decision evolved over time — e.g., the user asks "why did we change X?", you need to understand prior reasoning before proposing another change, or you spotted a superseded_by reference and need the full timeline. Given any memory ID in the chain, returns every predecessor and successor.
• Memra Bootstrap — Load agent bootstrap context from Memra. Returns priority-ordered memories for agent session initialization.

Schemas and invoke metadata: Directory API