Memories

The Memories page is where you see everything your agents have learned. A memory is a short, durable note — a fact, a decision, a preference — that any connected tool can recall later. This is the heart of the collection.

What you’ll see

The page has three tabs:

• Browse — a paginated list of your active memories. Type in the search box to filter by text, and narrow further with the chips for Agent, From date, and To date. A sort control orders by created or updated time.
• Recall — runs the same hybrid search your agents use. Enter a question, optionally add comma-separated tags and a result limit, and press Recall to see exactly what an agent would get back.
• References — searches the long-form reference documents (the big background files you upload), using the same search_references action agents use.

The main tasks

• Create a memory by hand. Press New memory to open an inline form and write one yourself.
• Open a memory. Click any row in Browse to open a detail panel where you can read it, edit it, archive it, change which agent it belongs to, or open a curator chat to discuss this memory.
• Re-home in bulk. Tick several memories and use Re-home to reassign them all to a different agent at once.

If you have no memories yet, the page offers a Write the first memory button. Keyboard shortcuts help here too: / focuses the search, N opens the new-memory form, R jumps to the Recall tab, and J / K move through the list.

Where memories come from

Most memories are not typed here — they arrive from your agents, either because someone told an agent to “remember” something or because automatic capture noticed a durable lesson. New arrivals pass through the curator first, so some land as proposals for you to approve before they appear in this list.