List a profile's memories, most recent first
Everything stored under one profile, unranked — ask recall for the memories that answer a question. A profile that holds nothing is an empty page rather than a 404: profiles exist by being written to. Each memory names the source_id it was extracted from, or null for a memory derived from other memories — which can read almost the same as the fact it restates. A source_id narrows the listing to the memories extracted from that source, and a session_id to those extracted from the session, which is the same thing named another way; pass one or the other. Neither is everything the source led to: a memory derived from several sources belongs to no single one and appears only in the unfiltered listing. A memory written while the listing is paged shifts the pages after it, so an entry can be repeated or missed at a page boundary.
Authorizations
Telnyx API key
Query Parameters
An ingested session, by the session_id it was ingested with. Narrows the request to the source that session was stored as.
128Narrows the listing to the memories extracted from one source, a remembered fact as well as a session. Pass this or session_id, not both.
128The page to return, counting from 1. Bounded in depth: (page[number] - 1) * page[size] may be at most 10000.
1 <= x <= 10001How many results a page holds.
1 <= x <= 100Response
Successful Response