Memory

A Definition Space carries its own memory: a file-based journal the Agent curates with the rationale behind the definitions it builds and the lessons it learns along the way. Each entry is a plain-text Markdown file you can read and edit.

Memory is ambient. Every entry is projected into the Agent's context as a collapsed card each cycle, so the Agent acts on what it already knows without a lookup step.

Memory travels with the Space. Duplicate, import, or export a Space and its accumulated knowledge comes with it — so a Space becomes a store of institutional knowledge that survives across conversations and machines, not just a static bundle of definitions.

The remember / recall / update_memory / forget tools can be mounted on any Agent. Because memory is ambient, recall merely expands a collapsed card — there is deliberately no "list memories" tool, since an Agent already sees what it remembers. Meditation's summarizer also holds these tools: a lesson genuinely worth keeping is written into memory before compression — but it is told to be restrained, and most meditations add no new memory.