Save important context that should persist across sessions and across AI tools. When the user says “use linksee”, “remember this”, “don’t forget”, or you discover a decision, preference, or lesson worth preserving — store it here. Memories saved here are accessible from any AI agent the user connects to — Claude, GPT, Cursor, Codex, Gemini.Documentation Index
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Parameters
Name of the entity this memory is about (e.g. “MyProject”, “Supabase”, “Alice”).
One of:
person, company, project, concept, file, other.Memory layer. One of:
goal, context, emotion, implementation, caveat, learning.Common aliases are accepted:| Alias | Resolves to |
|---|---|
why, intent, targets | goal |
background, reason, timing | context |
tone, feelings, mood | emotion |
impl, how, tried | implementation |
warning, pain, pitfall, dont | caveat |
decision, insight, growth | learning |
The memory content. Plain text or JSON.
0.0 to 1.0. Set to 0.9 or higher to pin a memory — pinned memories are protected from auto-forgetting even outside the caveat layer. Default: auto-assigned based on layer.Optional thread ID to group related memories (e.g. a session ID or decision chain). Enables decision → implementation → outcome tracing.
Bypass the paste-back quality check. Set
true only when you are sure the content is original user or agent thought, not pasted CI logs or assistant output.Example
Behavior
- Entity resolution: 3-tier matching — canonical_key exact → normalized_name → case-insensitive name → insert new entity
- Quality check: Rejects pasted CI logs, assistant output, and other non-original content (bypass with
force: true) - Auto-structuring: Plain text is wrapped into structured JSON with inferred
altitude,type, andstateclassifications - Pinning: Memories with
importance >= 0.9getprotected = 1, preventing auto-forgetting - Events: Records a
memory_storedevent for momentum tracking