agent-memory

To persist context across sessions, you can save research notes and decisions as memory items using a structured frontmatter schema, ensuring knowledge is preserved for future tasks. Memories are stored in specific category folders for organization.

Saving architectural decisions is best handled by storing them as memory items with a summary and created date in the frontmatter. This allows you to fetch and summarize past decisions to inform current work.

Yes, you can organize research notes by storing them in optional category folders within the designated memories directory. This keeps your knowledge base structured and makes it easier to fetch specific memories later.

You can recall in-progress work by fetching stored memories from previous conversations. The system summarizes these saved items to help you quickly resume tasks and regain context.

Yes, memory items require a specific frontmatter schema containing summary and created fields. This structured format is necessary to save and organize notes effectively under the designated memories directory.

To keep your knowledge base current, you can organize and prune outdated memory items. This maintenance ensures that only relevant research findings and decisions are surfaced for proactive insights.