A memory key is not a boundary.
A delete policy is not a tested deletion.
Describe candidate memories without pasting their contents. The deterministic review flags namespace/scope mismatches, broad readers or writers, unreviewed inferred sources, missing lifecycle fields and stale deletion tests. It stores nothing and never configures a memory service.
Agent memory contract reviewer
| Memory / class | Subject / namespace | Writers / readers | Source / reviews | Retention / trigger | Delete test / evidence | Findings |
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A static contract cannot prove runtime isolation, authorization, source integrity, retrieval behavior or deletion. Test those properties in the actual framework, store and identity boundary before deployment.
Security and privacy boundary: analysis stays in this browser. The paid pack receives only redacted contract metadata. Never enter memory values, chat text, prompts, identities, account IDs, credentials, endpoints or configuration secrets. This tool neither reads nor writes a memory store, executes an agent, configures IAM, tests retrieval, verifies deletion, certifies isolation or guarantees protection from poisoning.
$5 once memory scope review pack
Generate one editable Markdown contract pack for up to 60 redacted memory definitions, with mismatch receipts, broad-access flags, lifecycle gaps, deletion-test queue and human signoff fields.
- subject and namespace contract table
- session versus learned-memory separation
- writer, reader and source-trust review
- retention and deletion-test queue
- runtime owner and security reviewer signoff
Framework semantics, scope controls and memory threats
PMF pre-judgment 67/100 · real governance job, weak willingness to pay beside framework-native memory controls