Memories is the store of knowledge MyaiOne for Development accumulates as agents work on your project. Rather than starting fresh each time, it remembers insights from past sessions, pull-request reviews, the codebase, recurring patterns, and gotchas — and lets you search across all of it.
On this page
Graph memory status
A Graph Memory Status panel shows whether graph-based memory (Graphiti) is enabled for the project. When it isn’t, the panel indicates it’s Not Available and notes that graph memory can be turned on in the project’s configuration.
Searching memories
Use Search Memories to find what you’re looking for across everything stored — search by patterns, insights, or gotchas, and the memory browser below filters to matching results.
The memory browser
The Memory Browser lists stored memories and can be filtered by category, each with its own count:
- All — every memory.
- PR Reviews — takeaways from pull-request reviews.
- Sessions — insights captured during work sessions.
- Codebase — facts learned about the code itself.
- Patterns — recurring approaches worth reusing.
- Gotchas — pitfalls and surprises to avoid.
Each memory is a card showing its type (for example, a Session Insight tag), a title, and when it was recorded. Use Expand to read the full memory, or the delete icon to remove a single entry.
Managing memories
Two actions manage the store as a whole:
- Export — download your memories to keep or move elsewhere.
- Clear All — remove all stored memories for the project.
Memories is most valuable on long-running projects — the patterns and gotchas captured early save agents (and teammates) from rediscovering the same lessons later.
