Redis on Snowflake
Give your Cortex agents persistent memory. Redis Agent Memory installs directly from the Snowflake Marketplace and runs inside your Snowflake account — no data egress, no new infrastructure to manage.
Up & running in five minutes
Redis Agent Memory installs directly from the Snowflake Marketplace with no external infrastructure and no configuration required. Search for "Redis Agent Memory," click Get, grant two privileges, and all four containers auto-provision on Snowpark Container Services. Your first memory is stored in under five minutes.
Memory that persists across sessions
Cortex Analyst queries structured data, Cortex Search retrieves documents, and Threads track context within a single conversation. Redis Agent Memory fills the gap with a durable memory layer that persists across sessions: episodic memory for events and outcomes, semantic memory for business definitions, user preference memory for how individuals like to work, and procedural memory for the workflows agents learn to follow reliably.
Pure SQL, fully governed
Everything is accessible through SQL — eight service functions plus five Cortex Agent tools, including store_memory(), search_memory(), and hydrate_prompt(), which assembles full context for your LLM in a single call. All compute runs on your own SPCS compute pool, all AI calls go through Snowflake Cortex, and your data never leaves your Snowflake account. It's Capacity Drawdown eligible, so existing Snowflake credits apply.
Ready to give your Cortex agents a memory?
Install from the Snowflake Marketplace and store your first memory in under five minutes.
Frequently asked questions
More questions? See our Docs pageA persistent long-term memory layer for Cortex AI agents, installed from the Marketplace and launched inside your account using Snowpark Container Services.
No. It runs in your SPCS environment, all AI calls go through Snowflake Cortex, and there's no data egress.
From the Marketplace: click Get, grant two privileges (create compute pool, bind service endpoint), and the containers auto-provision — under five minutes.
Episodic, semantic, user preference, and procedural.
It's Capacity Drawdown eligible, so existing Snowflake credits apply, with a 14-day free trial.