> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.myaione.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Memories
> A searchable memory of what agents have learned about your project — session insights, PR-review takeaways, codebase facts, patterns, and gotchas — that you can search, export, or clear.
**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.
## 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.