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Introduction

uniqOS is the empathy system for AI agents. It is an infrastructure layer you call from your own product to give any agent three things it normally lacks: a consistent personality, the ability to adapt emotionally to the person it is talking to, and persistent relational memory of each individual user over time.

You keep your own stack. uniqOS operates as a backend layer: you bring your LLM, your voice, your frontend, and your business logic, and uniqOS adds the layer that turns an operational agent into one a user can build a relationship with. On each interaction you call the API; uniqOS returns a personality- and emotion-modulated result.

Two operating modes:

  • Stateless — uniqOS contributes personality and emotional intelligence for a single turn and persists nothing.
  • Stateful — persistent relational memory is activated, and the agent remembers each individual user across turns. The integrating customer owns that data; uniqOS stores it in a structured form and guarantees the end user's right to erasure and portability by design.

Start here​

The fastest path from zero to your first response is the Quickstart — install an SDK, authenticate with an API key, and make a first /v1/respond call in under a few minutes.

From there:

  • Concepts — the personality model, emotional state, and relational memory, at an integrator's level.
  • Guides — stateless vs stateful turns, reading relational memory, and GDPR data erasure.
  • SDKs — the TypeScript and Python clients.
  • API Reference — every endpoint, generated from the OpenAPI spec, with an interactive console.
  • Errors — the error envelope and how the SDKs handle each code.