agent-memory

You can persist notes across conversations by saving them as files with structured frontmatter under the memories directory, enabling quick recall and context continuity between sessions.

Organize cross-session knowledge consolidation by using category-based directories for decision logs, storing each entry as a file with a concise summary and creation date in the frontmatter.

Yes, you can search and retrieve specific research notes using the fast search functionality applied to the organized memory files, utilizing the structured frontmatter summary field.

Yes, storing memory files requires a structured frontmatter that includes summary and created fields to aid search and handoffs across conversations.

Yes, persistent memory storage survives restarts by saving knowledge as files on disk, ensuring that captured ideas and notes remain accessible for quick lookup in future sessions.

Use a persistent memory space when you need to preserve research notes, decision logs, or cross-session knowledge that must survive restarts and remain organized for fast retrieval.