Memory
Keep the context you would otherwise repeat.
Give your agent useful context through Memory, About Me, and Identity. Review what it remembers and update it as your work changes.
Useful context, available beyond one conversation.
Preferences
Save the format and working details you use repeatedly.
Project context
Keep important information available to the agent.
Review
Inspect and update saved memory.
Keep useful context for the next task
Memory stores useful facts. About Me supplies your role and preferences. Identity sets the agent’s persona and standing instructions.
Remember the fact, with its context
Save useful facts with source context, organize them around people and projects, and recall relevant details for a later task. Inspect, correct, or remove stored memory as information changes.
Set how the agent works with you
Define the agent’s role, voice, and standing instructions. Tell it about your own work through About Me.
Find the decision and the reason behind it
Use project pages and decision notes to prepare an answer with the source pages attached.
Start the next task with the relevant details.
A saved report format or project preference can inform the next response. Review the result and update the context when things change.
Use skills for a repeatable method.
Memory holds useful context. A skill packages the instructions and tools for a task you want the agent to perform again.
Explore skillsTry it with your team’s work.
Start with a task, or talk to us about your company’s requirements.