Ask SAIHM.
A chatbot that answers questions about the SAIHM protocol’s memory and sharing tools, grounded in the published source.
Use the chat widget in the lower-right corner of this page.
What the chatbot can answer
Six tools are in scope:
saihm_remember— persist an encrypted memory cell.saihm_recall— retrieve and decrypt cells the caller is authorised to read.saihm_forget— cryptographic erasure of a memory.saihm_status— session status surface.saihm_share— grant sharing access (Pro Fast / Enterprise Fast, or PAYG).saihm_revoke_share— revoke a sharing contract.
Beyond the tools, it also answers questions about:
- Pricing and tiers — subscription and pay-as-you-go rates, and how sharing is gated. See /pricing.
- Open standards — SAIHM’s contributions at the IETF, W3C, and NIST, with a link to each.
- Open-source assets — the reference and higher-capability packages published on npm under
@saihm, and the runnable demos and framework adapters on GitHub undercitw2. - The token-cost benchmark — the published, reproducible measurement of how much context-token cost a recalled working set saves on long multi-session runs.
- Audience guidance and the public on-chain anchor history.
What the chatbot does not answer
- Governance. The two governance tools are out of scope until separately ratified. Use /governance for governance topics.
- Internal implementation detail not part of the public protocol surface.
- Operational keys, internal roles, or non-public infrastructure.
The chatbot will redirect you to the relevant route on this site rather than guess outside its grounded corpus.