agent-memory

To save context across conversations, you can use a persistent memory store to proactively capture notes, decisions, and findings that survive across sessions for future reference.

The best way to retrieve memories is using a searchable organization system with simple categorization, requiring each entry to have a frontmatter summary and created date for consistency.

Create a memory entry by providing a concise summary and a created date in the frontmatter. You can also add optional categories to support organized and searchable retrieval.

Yes, you can manage additions and revisions to saved notes using the searchable workflow, ensuring that evolving context and new decisions are updated in the persistent memory store.

You need a persistent memory space when storing and recalling context across conversations becomes challenging, specifically when capturing valuable findings, patterns, and decisions for later retrieval.

The main limitation is that memory entries require a strict frontmatter with a summary and created date to support consistency, while categories remain optional for organizing the searchable retrieval process.