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Quickstart: CLI (5 Minutes)

Get MEMANTO working with real memory operations in under 5 minutes.

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Prerequisites

  • MEMANTO installed (pip install memanto)
  • Moorcheh API key configured (memanto setup)
  • Terminal access

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1. Check Status

Verify everything is set up: 
memanto status

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2. Create Your First Agent

memanto agent create quick-demo

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3. Activate Session

memanto agent activate quick-demo
Verify activation: 
memanto status
You should now see your active agent and session.

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4. Store Your First Memory

Store a simple fact: 
memanto remember "Paris is the capital of France" --type fact
Store a preference: 
memanto remember "I prefer responses in JSON format" --type preference
Store a commitment: 
memanto remember "Will complete the project by Friday" --type commitment

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5. Recall Memories

Retrieve memories using semantic search: 
memanto recall "What is the capital of France?"
Recall by semantic similarity (not exact match): 
memanto recall "What format should responses be in?"

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6. Get AI-Powered Answers

Generate answers grounded in your memories: 
memanto answer "Where is the capital of France and what format should I use?"

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7. View Daily Summary (optional)

See all your memories and any conflicts: 
memanto daily-summary

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8. Detect Contradictions (optional)

Check for conflicting memories: 
memanto conflicts
If you add a contradictory memory: 
memanto remember "Paris is in Germany" --type fact
Then check conflicts: 
memanto conflicts

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Next Steps

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For CLI Users

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For Developers (Programmatic Access)

Want to use MEMANTO via REST API or Python? → See First Agent Setup

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Explore Features

Done! You’ve learned:
  • Create agents
  • Store memories
  • Recall semantically
  • Get AI answers
  • Detect conflicts
  • Manage sessions
Now explore advanced features in the guides!