Managing Memories

Manage your agent's persistent knowledge in Settings → Memory.

Viewing Memories

The Memory page shows all stored memories with:

• Content — The memory text
• Type — Fact, preference, decision, or context
• Tags — Associated tags
• Created — When the memory was stored
• Source — Which agent or user created it

Creating a Memory

1. Click Create Memory
2. Enter the content — clear, concise statements work best
3. Select the type (fact, preference, decision, context)
4. Add tags (optional but recommended)
5. Save

Writing Good Memories

Good memories are:

• Specific — "Deploy to production using npm run deploy:prod" not "there's a deploy command"
• Current — Remove or update memories when things change
• Concise — One fact per memory, not paragraphs of text
• Actionable — Information the agent can use to make decisions

Editing Memories

Click any memory to edit its content, type, or tags. Updates are immediate.

Deleting Memories

Delete memories that are no longer accurate or relevant. Outdated memories can confuse agents.

Searching

Use the search bar to find memories:

• Type keywords for full-text search
• Results include semantic matches (related meanings, not just exact words)

Tips

• Keep memories current — Outdated information is worse than no information
• Be specific — Vague memories aren't useful to agents
• Use tags consistently — Establish a tagging convention and stick to it
• Review periodically — Clean up memories that are no longer relevant
• Let agents create memories — Agents can store memories during conversations when they discover important information