cognee's agent memory now reads the web through Keenable
Blog post from Keenable
Keenable integrates with the open-source agent memory platform cognee to provide more selective and current web content for knowledge graphs, helping avoid ingesting navigation, cookie banners, footers, and other irrelevant page material. Starting with cognee version 1.5, users can fetch a URL through Keenable and specify an extraction prompt of up to 2,000 characters to return only requested content, such as pricing tables or plan limits, before adding it to cognee for chunking and entity extraction. Users can also enable live fetching through a configuration flag or environment variable, ensuring pages are read directly rather than retrieved from Keenable’s indexed copy; scheduled live reads update a page node’s SHA-256 hash when its content changes. Setup requires installing cognee and setting a Keenable API key, while users can select Keenable explicitly through the fetch API, with further configuration details available in Keenable’s cognee integration documentation.
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