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Anything that stores what a person said needs a way to unsay it — a customer who asks to be forgotten, a profile created against the wrong id. Agent Memory answers that with forget.

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Forget a Profile

DELETE /namespaces/{ns}/profiles/{profile_id} forgets everything held about one profile — every memory, and the profile’s summary with it.
This is the route that answers a right-to-erasure request. A 2xx means none of that profile’s memories remain, and there is no undo.
This endpoint takes no parameters and always deletes the whole profile. It does not accept a session_id — a stray one is ignored, not refused, so a request meant to forget one session would erase the entire profile. To forget one session, use its source (below), never this route.

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Forget One Session

A session is forgotten through its source, on the Sources page — DELETE …/profiles/{id}/sources/{source_id}. Use the source_id from the ingest 202, or look it up first with GET …/sources?session_id=. This forgets that one session and the memories derived from it, leaving the rest of the profile intact.
You can forget a whole profile (here) or one session, by its source. Forgetting a single memory is not yet available.