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Memory

What it is for​

An agent that forgets everything between runs starts from nothing every morning. Memory is the durable half of what it knows, and this page is where you read and correct it.

How to reach it​

Memory in the navigation, then pick an agent. The same panel appears in place on the agent's own detail page, so you can curate memory without leaving the agent.

What is stored​

Two things, both as OpenRegister objects:

  • Agent memory, durable facts the agent recorded about its own work
  • User profile, what it learned about the person it works for

Each has a character budget. When an entry pushes it over, the entry is still written and the object is flagged for consolidation. Nothing is silently dropped, because an agent that quietly forgets is worse than one that asks to be tidied.

What an agent may write​

An agent can add a fact itself during a run, through the hermiq.rememberMemory tool, choosing whether it belongs to the agent or to the user. Redaction runs before the write, so a secret that passed through a turn does not become a permanent record.

Tenancy​

Memory is scoped to the owning organisation. Another tenant cannot read it, and cannot learn of its existence through a failed request.

API​

  • GET|POST /apps/hermiq/api/agents/{agentId}/memory
  • GET /apps/hermiq/api/agents/{agentId}/user-profiles
  • GET /apps/hermiq/api/agents/{agentId}/recall

Where to go next​

Memory is what the agent worked out for itself. For material you hand it deliberately, attach a context object on the agent page.