StudioRagionex Memory launches: AI agents build a knowledge network that learns automatically and can be shared
Original title: Memory for your AI agents: it learns fully automatically as they work, improves over time, and you can share it with other agents and teammates with the permissions you choose
Ragionex launched Ragionex Memory, letting agents automatically add documents, design decisions, preferences and attempted outcomes to a shared knowledge network that updates, merges and prunes itself. An MCP server exposes a context engine with millisecond retrieval, verbatim return, 30-day version restore and AES-256 encryption with EU storage. The Free plan includes 10,000 requests per month, unlimited memories, 2 Vaults, 2 API keys and 1 teammate per Vault.
The developer lays out the full feature set and free-tier limits, letting readers judge whether this agent memory-sharing tool fits their multi-agent workflows.
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