Flagged

When an agent recalls a memory that looks wrong, it can flag it with a reason rather than deleting it on its own. The Flagged page collects those reports so you can decide what to do. Flagging also quietly demotes the memory in recall until you have looked, so a suspect fact stops spreading while it waits.

What you’ll see

A read-only list of flagged memories. For each one you see the memory’s title and text, which agent it belongs to, and the flag details — the reason given, which agent raised it, and when. A flag stays open until you act on it.

The main task

Each flagged memory gives you two choices:

• Dismiss — the flag was unfounded; clear it and keep the memory active.
• Archive — the memory really is wrong or stale; archive it and clear the flag.

If nothing is flagged, the page reads No flagged memories.