Create and manage project memories

Save concise project facts that should guide later agent work.

Before you start

Use project memory for information specific to one repository. Select the intended project before saving, and keep temporary task details in the conversation or requirement document.

The selected project has a saved fact about its Verify script. Pin, On/Off, and Edit control the saved memory without changing the underlying project files.

Step by step

1. Open Settings → Brain → Memories. Choose Project and confirm the project in the selector.

2. Choose New memory and write one short, self-contained fact. Include enough context that a future agent can understand it without rereading the original conversation.

3. For example, the demo records that its Verify script checks required file presence only, while browser behavior and keyboard access still need manual checks.

4. Choose Save, then read the saved row to confirm its text and scope. Edit it if the statement is ambiguous or no longer accurate.

5. Use Pin to prioritize an important fact. Use On/Off when you want to control inclusion while keeping the memory saved.

6. You can also explicitly ask a project agent to remember a repository fact. Review any suggested memory before accepting it, and check the saved result in Settings.

What to expect

The enabled memory becomes project context for later agent work. Global preferences remain a separate scope.

Troubleshooting and useful details

Memory supplies context; it does not enforce behavior or prove a claim is still true. Prefer a few useful facts over repeated or contradictory instructions. If an agent appears to miss a fact, check the selected project and whether the memory is enabled. Update obsolete facts rather than leaving conflicting versions.