Memory types

Every memory is one of four kinds. The type captures what a memory is, and it helps agents pull the right thing at the right moment. Most memories are classified automatically when they are captured or saved.

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Fact

Stable knowledge about your work that holds true until it changes.

Versuno’s database is Postgres.

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Preference

How you like things done, a standing rule an agent should follow.

No emojis in pull request descriptions.

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Episode

Something that happened at a specific point in time.

Migrated the database to Supabase on June 12.

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Procedure

A reusable how-to, either the steps to follow or a pointer to a skill.

To deploy: run the production build, then apply the migrations manually.

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Why the type matters

Typing each memory keeps your brain organized and lets agents fetch the right kind of context: a preference when they are about to act, a fact when they need background, a procedure when they are carrying out a task, an episode when the timing matters. You do not have to set the type yourself; it is inferred when the memory is captured or written.