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openapi: 3.2.0
info:
description: emem is shared memory for AI agents working together in the real world.
license:
name: Apache-2.0
title: emem Cells In Bbox API
version: 2.4.0
x-emem-surface-asymmetry:
memory_notes: MCP only
reach_them_at: POST /mcp, method tools/call
read_side_is_here:
- /v1/memory/search
- /v1/memory/sse
- /memories/{path}
tools:
- emem_memory_create
- emem_memory_view
- emem_memory_delete
- emem_memory_rename
- emem_memory_str_replace
- emem_memory_supersede
why_not_here: These write the agent correspondence plane, which is prose and untrusted-by-declaration. It is deliberately not part of the REST fact surface, and the two planes are kept apart rather than merged for convenience.
servers:
- description: Hosted instance (HTTPS-only)
url: https://emem.dev
tags:
- name: Cells In Bbox
paths:
/v1/cells_in_bbox:
post:
description: 'Enumerate every cell64 whose centre falls in a bounding box, paged, in stable row-major order (north row first, then west column first). Pure geometry: it reads no facts and signs no receipt, because the answer is a deterministic function of the bbox and the active grid that anyone can reproduce. It walks the integer lat/lng grid directly, so it never skips or double-counts a cell the way a float-stepped lattice does. Returns `cells`, the exact `total`, and `next_cursor` (null when exhausted). This is the paging loop as emem''s job instead of every client reimplementing a lattice; a London-scale AOI is tens of thousands of cells, so page it. page_size defaults 1024, caps at 4096.
When to use: Call when you need the actual cell list over an area rather than a sample: building a world, a dense recall over an AOI, or a deterministic sample frame. Feed each page''s `cells` straight to emem_recall_many with a budget_ms to read them under the partial-results contract, and page with next_cursor until it is null. For a coarse sample (not every cell) emem_query_region or emem_recall_polygon subsample to max_cells instead.'
operationId: emem_cells_in_bbox
requestBody:
content:
application/json:
schema:
properties:
bbox:
properties:
max_lat:
type: number
max_lng:
type: number
min_lat:
type: number
min_lng:
type: number
required:
- min_lat
- min_lng
- max_lat
- max_lng
type: object
cursor:
description: row-major offset to resume from; use the previous response's next_cursor
minimum: 0
type: integer
page_size:
default: 1024
maximum: 4096
minimum: 1
type: integer
required:
- bbox
type: object
required: true
responses:
'200':
content:
application/json:
schema:
type: object
description: ok
'400':
content:
application/json:
schema:
properties:
details:
type: object
error:
type: string
type: object
description: invalid argument; `details.code` names which rule refused
default:
content:
application/json:
schema:
$ref: '#/components/schemas/ErrorEnvelope'
description: 'error, the emem.error.v1 envelope. Branch on the stable `code` (see GET /v1/errors), not the message. A malformed or missing-field request body returns `code: invalid_argument` with the offending field named in `message`.'
summary: enumerate the cell64s in a bounding box, paged (row-major, north row first).
tags:
- Cells In Bbox
components:
schemas:
ErrorEnvelope:
description: The `emem.error.v1` failure envelope returned by every endpoint on a 4xx/5xx. Branch on the stable `code` (not the human `message`). See GET /v1/errors for the full code catalog.
properties:
code:
description: Stable machine-readable error code. One of the codes in GET /v1/errors.
example: invalid_argument
type: string
details:
description: Optional structured recovery hints; present on errors that ship machine-readable next-steps.
type: object
message:
description: Human-readable detail. For invalid_argument this names the offending field (e.g. "missing field `q`").
type: string
path:
description: Request path that produced the error.
example: /v1/ask
type: string
schema:
const: emem.error.v1
type: string
required:
- code
- message
- schema
type: object