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Agent memory
[Cloud] Explore remembered facts, their entities, and the source evidence behind them.
Memory makes recorded agent context inspectable in Graphify Cloud. Facts are organized around the entities they describe, with source and grounding information alongside them.
Use memory to recover context from earlier agent work, investigate why a fact was recorded, and connect it to the current code graph. Coverage and grounding metrics help explain how much recorded context has a corresponding graph anchor.
How Memory complements your agent
Your agent can keep its own preferences and session memory. Graphify adds shared knowledge connected to your repositories, with sources and history that authorized agents and teammates can inspect. Some knowledge can overlap. Graphify does not automatically synchronize with or replace another memory store. Existing visibility and access controls still apply. Explicit instructions and human decisions take precedence over inferred conventions. Use the record’s source and history views to distinguish what code shows, what was delivered to an agent, and what a person explicitly confirmed. Delivery is not proof that an agent followed the guidance. Attribute a design choice to someone only when a recorded decision supports it.Explore remembered context
- Open Memory and select a repository.
- Search for a fact or entity, or choose an entity from the list.
- Read its remembered facts and inspect the available source references, provenance, and graph anchors.
Use memory to recover context from earlier agent work, investigate why a fact was recorded, and connect it to the current code graph. Coverage and grounding metrics help explain how much recorded context has a corresponding graph anchor.
Grounding and provenance
A remembered statement and an extracted code relationship are different kinds of evidence. Check where a fact came from and whether it is linked to a graph node. Source references and provenance are more useful than treating every stored fact as equally authoritative. For current implementation details, follow the graph anchor or open Graphs. Read provenance labels when evaluating an inferred connection.Connect an agent
Use Connect an agent, or open the workspace’s MCP page, to connect your coding assistant. See Connect agents and integrations. An empty repository has no recorded memories yet. Connect an agent and use the workspace’s memory capabilities before expecting facts to appear.Memory and learning
Memory stores contextual facts around entities. Learning uses pull request feedback to adjust advisory reviews. Both are Cloud features, with separate purposes and controls.Assistant
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