Zep
Give applications useful memory

Build Zep-backed assistants and knowledge experiences that preserve context, retrieve relevant facts, and keep memory work accountable. Store ordered thread messages and retrieve context relevant to the current interaction. Use scoped graph search and relationships to power useful application behavior.

Yes. Start with a mission such as 'Build a returning-user assistant'. SPIRITT builds the application, source mappings, validation, and operations queue around the connected account. Track asynchronous tasks and test user isolation instead of assuming ingestion is complete.

SPIRITT verifies the Zep user before creating a conversation thread, then adds approved support messages in their original order. Its own source-message ledger prevents replaying already-recorded conversations. It retrieves the thread messages to reconcile the stored history and fetches the thread's user context for the next support interaction, keeping missing messages or incorrect user mappings in a recovery queue.

Connect the companion apps your mission needs: Supabase to store application identities; GitHub to ship memory-aware features; Slack to coordinate support context. SPIRITT coordinates the separate systems and verifies each handoff.

SPIRITT manages users, threads, sessions, and graph data, and retrieves relevant context and relationships. Applications must enforce user scope; deleting a thread does not delete its associated graph data, and asynchronous graph operations need task-status verification.

Open a SPIRITT workspace, connect Zep, and hand over a mission such as 'Build a returning-user assistant'. Name the target account or records, the outcome, and the companion apps involved. Set the approved scope for changes and customer-facing actions before the workflow runs.