AIP
Configure long-term memory
Choose what memory an Agent can read and where new memory is written.
Enable memory
Enable long-term memory in the Agent configuration, choose read scope and write destination, then save. Creating a memory entry alone does not enable the Agent's memory capability.
Choose the scope
| Read scope | Accessible memory |
|---|---|
self | This Agent's own memory |
webhook | Webhook and shared memory in the current Profile |
all | The Webhook scope plus Task Agent memory in the current Profile |
The write destination is self or shared. Shared writes require the webhook or all read scope. Changing read scope to self also changes the form's write destination to self.
New Agents default to reading and writing their own memory. Check the displayed scope when editing existing Agents, especially configurations with broader access.
Maintain entries
Open Memory and filter by Task Agent, shared Webhook memory, or a specific Agent. Create entries with a name and content, such as customer terminology, report formats, or long-term constraints.
Names must be unique within their ownership scope and no longer than 128 characters. Content must be nonempty and at most 256 KiB. Save a new Agent before creating memory owned by it.
You can edit content or move ownership. Changes affect later reads; running tasks do not automatically reload context. Memory retained after an Agent is deleted can still be moved or deleted.