Notebooks
The Areev cookbook is a set of Colab notebooks that walk through every major workflow against your Areev cloud cell. Click any notebook below to open an editable copy in your own Google Drive.
Notebooks
| # | Title | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Getting started | Install, authenticate, create your first memory |
| 02 | Remember & recall | Add grains, run searches, basic operations |
| 03 | CAL queries | Filters, scopes, time, semantic, hybrid |
| 04 | Harness chat | Build a chat harness, bind tools, run a chat loop |
| 05 | Import documents | Bulk-ingest PDFs, markdown, text |
| 06 | Hooks & webhooks | Register hooks, signed delivery (HMAC), retries and dead-letter behavior, hook templates, configure notifications |
| 07 | Explore & graph | Query editor, knowledge-graph traversal, timeline view, templates and the relation taxonomy, saved queries |
| 08 | Forget & audit | GDPR erasure, supersede, hash-chained audit log |
Setup — one time, all notebooks
Every notebook reads two values from Colab Secrets, so your API key never appears in cells or URLs:
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
AREEV_API_KEY | your API key from app.areev.ai → Account → API Keys |
AREEV_MEMORY_ID | the memory id the notebook should target (e.g. my-first-memory) |
Open the 🔑 Secrets panel in Colab (left sidebar) and add both, then toggle Notebook access ON. The notebooks call google.colab.userdata.get('AREEV_API_KEY') to read them.
Why Colab?
- Free compute. Run real Areev workloads from your browser without local setup.
- Editable copy. Each click force-copies the current notebook into your own Drive — your edits don’t affect anyone else.
- Always fresh. When we update the cookbook, the next click gets the latest. (Existing copies stay frozen — re-click to refresh.)
Cross-references
The notebooks live alongside the rest of the docs:
- The Getting Started section walks through the same first-call flow as
01_getting_started. - Every Guide that has a notebook companion shows an “Open in Colab” badge at the top.
- The API Reference sections are exhaustive; the notebooks are the runnable, narrative version.