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2026-07-16 · launch · self-reported
AI agents can start with XMemo without signing up
A compatible AI agent can use isolated temporary memory before a user connects an account. The user decides later what to keep.
Start without an account
XMemo now supports a no-sign-up start for compatible AI agents. When a deployment operator enables it, an agent can register without a formal user token. XMemo returns a temporary token, a claim code, and a link for connecting the agent to a user later.
Temporary memory only
The temporary token works only inside that agent's isolated memory space. It can store and recall temporary notes, but it cannot open a user's existing memories, workspace data, account settings, or another agent's memory.
Connect it when you are ready
A user can open the link and claim the agent at any time. During that step, the user chooses which temporary notes to keep and which to discard. Nothing is added to the user's permanent memory without that choice.
This is not anonymous access
The feature is off by default and must be enabled by a deployment operator. Temporary memory has size and time limits, the token expires, and registration is rate-limited. Signing up normally remains the default path when a user is available.
How to verify it
The public XMemo agent manifest lists the registration endpoint, temporary-token scopes, available memory tools, isolation boundary, and claim flow. XMemo's regression coverage also checks token expiry, sandbox isolation, rate limits, and the keep-or-discard decision.
XMemo agent setup manifest