Get the memory timeline
Recently active entities first — one card per entity, not per fact.
Each item is one entity with its humanized summary as the body and
its connected edge facts inlined (for an "N facts" disclosure). Designed
for user-facing memory browsers (Memories tab, infinite scroll). Prefer
this over /memories/{agent_id} (which is relevance-ranked, capped at
50, and not paginated).
Query params:
agent_id: optional, scope to one agent. Cross-agent when omitted.limit: 1-200, default 20.cursor: ISO datetime from the previous page'snext_cursor.sort:last_updated(default) — entities ordered bymax(edge.created_at); new facts make an entity pop to the top.created— entities ordered by their own creation time.
Namespace feeds (graph_id) require a service token.
https://truememory-api.mvstg.com/memories/timelineAuthorization
Query parameters
- cursoroptional
Optional. Opaque keyset cursor: pass back the previous page's next_cursor verbatim to get the next page. Format is '|' — the id half is what keeps entities sharing a timestamp from being skipped, so do not truncate it. Malformed values return 400 VALIDATION_ERROR. There is no offset/page parameter — this is the only pagination mechanism.