Memory questions
Space is in development. These guides describe the current development version and the intended workflow. Public sign-ups and hosted agent connections are not available yet.
Answers about persistent AI agent memory, sources, access, and the current development stage.
What does Space remember?
The context an authorized agent explicitly saves: decisions, preferences, project facts, and other useful claims. Documents and tasks remain separate workspace records that can provide evidence or follow-up work.
Does connecting an agent import my chat history?
No. A connection grants access to the workspace. Earlier conversations are not automatically imported; your agent must explicitly send text or claims to Space.
Do I approve every memory before it is saved?
No. Accepted claims become live without a review queue. Direct claim writes and background extraction are separate paths. You curate memory afterward by inspecting, correcting, and deleting claims.
How can a later session use the memory?
An authorized agent calls Space through MCP to request relevant saved context. That context can help it resume earlier work. A client must support the required connection and authorization flow; compatibility should be verified for each client.
Is memory always accurate?
No. Extraction can misunderstand a source, a source can become outdated, and retrieval can return an irrelevant claim. Check source evidence and correct memory as your work changes.
Is all stored data encrypted?
Document and claim text is stored in encrypted revisions, while the search index includes readable embeddings and hashes. The authorized service can process plaintext, and configured providers may receive selected content. This is not a promise that the operator can never access your data.
What happens when I delete a memory claim?
The claim is removed from active recall. This does not automatically remove the same information from its source document, retained document revisions, or backups. Those have separate deletion and retention behavior.
Can I revoke an agent’s access?
The development app lets you inspect and revoke a connection’s grant. Revocation stops future authorized Space operations; it cannot take back information the agent already received.
Can I use Space today?
Public hosted sign-ups are not open yet. The current work focuses on personal spaces, persistent memory, documents, tasks, and agent access. Shared team spaces and a supported self-hosted release are still planned.
For more detail, read how memory works, how agent connections work, and Privacy & data.