Memory

Memory is how an agent remembers things across conversations. Before each reply,
the app searches stored memories — by meaning and by keyword together — and folds
the most relevant ones into the agent's context, so it can recall a fact you mentioned
days ago in a different session. Trivial messages (greetings, "ok", short commands)
skip the search to avoid noise.

Two independent switches control it per agent, on the Config tab's Memory card:

• Recall past info — turns on the pre-reply memory search (and the agent's own

memory tool). Without it, the agent starts each turn with a blank slate.

• Remember conversations — turns on the quiet background saving of useful snippets

from your chats into memory.

Both default on for new agents. New written material is automatically broken into
chunks and indexed so it can be found later. These switches stay in lock-step with the
agent loop diagram, so what you toggle here matches what the loop
actually does.

Related: Sessions & Conversation History (deleting a turn removes it from the
chat context, which is separate from long-term memory).