Memory
Tell the Agent once — it remembers
Memory holds the small facts that define your business — your currency, your definitions, your naming rules — so every future conversation starts with the context already in place.
The problem
Useful business context disappears between conversations
A reporting question often depends on a small piece of context: which revenue field the team trusts, which currency to use, or what a custom channel name means.
Repeating those facts in every conversation wastes your time, and burying them in a long document makes them hard to find. Memory gives them a compact home — save once, reviewable anytime, used everywhere.
What Memory does
It gives every Agent conversation your durable, workspace-specific context — and you can review it all at a glance.
Short, durable facts
Save your reporting currency, fiscal calendar, naming rules, and trusted metrics once — they carry into every conversation.
Workspace scope
Each memory belongs to your workspace, with its content, optional tags, and last-updated time.
Fully reviewable
Open Data → Memory anytime to see, edit, or delete what the Agent knows — you control the context.
Put each kind of context in the right place
Memory, Documents, and Timeline solve different problems. Choosing the right one keeps later answers clearer.
Memory
For concise, stable facts and preferences that shape how the Agent interprets your requests.
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For reports, evidence, procedures, playbooks, and explanations that need structure and detail.
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For dated decisions, experiments, and annotations — the record of what you changed and when.
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