Tell One once.
A durable preference, fact, or topic can be saved for a signed-in user after a search exchange.
Memory Agent
You shouldn't have to explain yourself twice.
The details you choose to keep can stay useful across conversations, days, and the work you do with One.
MemorySaved
AlexI prefer aisle seats when I fly.
Memory savedPrefers aisle seats on flights.
Kind: preference. Source: synthetic conversation.
Continuity
The things that matter to you, remembered on your terms.
Memory should feel like recognition, not surveillance. It is useful when it has source, scope, and a way back to your control.
Human moment
A small preference. Easy to forget. Useful to remember.
Alex tells One one ordinary thing: aisle seats make travel easier. The detail is fictional, but the pattern is real: useful context should not need repeating every time.
Work continuity
The project moved. The context did not disappear.
Days later, a question about Project Atlas can be grounded by saved work context when Memory is available to the answer.Let time pass.
Memory matters later: when a preference, project, or prior context would otherwise be repeated.
Use only what helps.
Unlocked PKM memory is selected for the current query, bounded, and sent as grounding context.
Search and recall
Ask for what you told One before.
The app code can build a memory snapshot from visible PKM domains and select relevant cards for a query. The page uses synthetic examples so no real personal memory is exposed.Search memoryWhere were we on Atlas?
Project Atlas launches in October.
Source: synthetic work noteVisible and correctable
People change. Memory should too.
This interactive demo is local state only. It demonstrates review, correction, and clearing without writing to production Memory.Memory detail
Prefers aisle seats on flights.
- Source
- Synthetic conversation
- Updated
- Demo day 1
- Scope shown
- Local demo only
Product truth
Remembering you is not a license to guess.
Backend extraction is instructed to save stable facts only, skip secrets and sensitive specifics, and degrade safely when memory is unavailable. Client vault grounding is bounded and query-specific.Availability
What this repo supports today.
Backend memory
Signed-in search can store bounded preferences, facts, and topics in Datastore.
Vault grounding
Unlocked PKM memory is decrypted in the browser and sent as bounded per-query context.
Preferences
The preferences page can save and clear published prefs scopes.
Memory dashboard
No dedicated public Memory list/editor route was found in this repo.
Delete
Backend supports removing entries and account-deletion clearing; this page shows local demo clearing only.
Storage
Backend durable memory uses Datastore; PKM vault payloads are proxied as encrypted ciphertext.
Memory Agent