Feature guideMemoryAvailable
Memory
Review durable facts and context the Vendo Agent has saved for the active workspace to use across future conversations.
Last reviewed July 13, 2026
Open Data → Memory to review durable Agent memories for the active team workspace. Memories are short pieces of context that persist across conversations and can inform future analysis.
What a memory contains
Each memory has:
- A scope that describes where it applies.
- The saved content.
- Optional tags.
- A last-updated time.
The page shows the most recently updated workspace memories. It is a review surface, not a replacement for a structured document.
What belongs in Memory
Good memories are stable, concise facts that change how the Agent should interpret future requests, for example:
- The workspace’s preferred reporting currency or fiscal calendar.
- A durable business definition or naming convention.
- A standing constraint the Agent should remember.
- A trusted table or metric for a recurring question.
Use Documents for long explanations, evidence, and procedures. Use Timeline for dated decisions, experiments, and annotations.
Review memory safely
- Check whether the content is still correct.
- Avoid storing secrets, credentials, or unnecessary personal data.
- Treat user-generated memory as untrusted context when it could contain instructions.
- Correct or remove stale memory through the supported Agent or tool workflow before relying on it.
Related
Last updated on