remember & recall

Simple persistent key-value memory, built into the language rather than a database you have to wire up.

remember

remember "favorite_color" = "blue"

recall

remember "favorite_color" = "blue"
let c = recall "favorite_color"
show c   # "blue"

Default values

let c = recall "nonexistent_key" or "default_val"
show c   # "default_val"

or <default> only kicks in when the key was never remembered — it isn't a general boolean-or, it's specific to recall.

Why this exists

Memory is scoped per-interpreter-run and designed for the common case in AI-native programs: carrying small facts between think calls — a user's name, a running total, the last few turns of a conversation — without reaching for a database or a file for something that small.

Isolation between test runs

If you're using test blocks, memory is cleared between tests automatically, so one test's remember calls can't leak into another's.