Memory

Memory gives agents long-term context. The system captures episodes from chat sessions automatically and injects relevant ones into future turns — so an agent remembers what happened last time without you repeating it.

How it works

Each project has a brain — a local store of memory episodes captured from your chats. When you start a new turn, Agentissimo recalls relevant episodes by keyword match and injects them into the agent’s context, bounded by a token budget so the prompt stays focused.

You do not manage memory manually. It captures, recalls, and distills on its own.

Two brains

Each project has its own project brain at <repo>/.agentissimo/memory/. Alongside it, your second brain at ~/.agentissimo/brain/ carries what holds across every project — how you work, decide, and react. Both are on by default.

The brain button picks which brains a chat consults and trains. It sits in the chat composer and in the terminal session footer. One caveat in terminal mode: a prompt you type straight into the terminal is not consulted, because recall is injected on the supervised turn path — its reply is still captured.

Your brain is plain markdown

Each brain is an Open Knowledge Format bundle — markdown files with YAML frontmatter, cross-linked, with a generated index.md and a dated log.md. Nothing is locked in a database. Open a brain in any editor, commit it to git, or point any OKF tool at it.

Reveal bundle in the Memory panel opens the selected brain’s folder.

The Memory panel

The Memory panel lets you browse, search, and delete stored episodes. Use it to review what an agent remembers, remove stale entries, or distill accumulated episodes into tighter summaries.

Configuration

Memory is on by default. Configure it in agentissimo.yaml or toggle it in Settings → Memory.

Pro: Memory sync & team memory

With Pro, memory syncs across machines and can be shared with your team — so agents on any device carry the same project context, and team members benefit from collective memory without duplicating work.

Enterprise: Memory governance

Enterprise adds governance controls — retention policies, audit trails, and administrative oversight of what agents remember across your organization.