Memory & Reminders

Memory & Reminders controls what a worker can read from shared memory, what it may add, and how it preserves useful context.

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Shared context

Reading and writing are independent. For example, a worker can read established preferences without being allowed to add new ones.

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Enable dreaming

When enabled, the worker reviews recent activity overnight and saves useful context to long-term memory. This can preserve:

• User preferences
• Decisions made in conversations
• Useful details from recent work
• Patterns the worker should remember later

The review happens in cycles: Light reviews short-term memory, Deep turns important details into long-term memories, and REM connects them with related context.

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Dream diary

This field appears when dreaming is enabled. Dreaming organizes information over time; it does not replace an approved knowledge base for policies, procedures, or source documents.

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Remember follow-ups

When enabled, the worker tracks commitments such as:

• “Check back tomorrow”
• “Reply if they do not respond”
• “Send the summary next week”

This helps the worker resurface pending work instead of losing it in conversation history. Turn it off when the role must not create or retain future commitments from conversation.

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Defaults

Read shared context, write shared context, dreaming, and follow-up memory are enabled by default. Dream diary defaults to Simple notes.