Memory Bank

Browse, search, and manage the memories agents write at runtime.

The Memory Bank collects every memory your agents write at runtime. These memories are surfaced back to agents through prompt injection, so they carry context and preferences across sessions. See Memory Bank for how memories are formed and injected.

The Memory Bank requires object storage. On self-hosted deployments without object storage configured, the screen shows a “not configured” state instead of the table.

Browsing memories

• Search filters memories by text.
• A category segmented filter narrows to one type: preference, fact, behavior, context, or general.

The paginated table columns:

Column	Description
Agent	The agent that wrote the memory.
Content / Summary	The memory text or its summary.
Category	preference / fact / behavior / context / general.
Staleness	How stale the memory is.
Confidence	Confidence signal.
Access count	How often it’s been retrieved.
Created	When it was written.

You can delete any memory from its row.

Memory Bank — memories written by agents at runtime and surfaced back via prompt injection.

Memory detail sheet

Open a memory to inspect it in full:

• Processed content, summary, and the original raw input.
• Signal metric cards for confidence, staleness, accessed count, and version.
• Metadata and the raw JSON, each with copy buttons.

Related

Memory Bank

How memories are formed and injected.

Agents

See per-agent memories in the agent detail sheet.