Architecture
Memory Policy Builder
Define what the system should remember, what it should avoid storing, and how that memory is corrected.
What the tool does
This tool helps define what the system should remember, what it should avoid storing, and how memory should be corrected.
Who it's for
It is for teams adding continuity to an agent without wanting memory to become a junk drawer.
When to use it
Use it before implementing long-term memory or user preference storage.
Practical Use Case
Helpful when planning agent workflows that span sessions and need continuity without storing more than the system can safely govern.
Share The Result
Export results as a PDF to share in meetings, planning docs, or internal documentation.
Memory Posture
Selective memory posture
Keep Rules
3
Avoid Rules
0
Keep
- Store stable user or team preferences with a clear owner.
- Keep active workflow state only for as long as the job is alive.
- Expose an easy path to review, correct, or clear remembered data.
Avoid
Safe Memory Assumptions
- Stable preferences are only worth storing if someone can correct them later.
- Workflow state belongs to the active job and should expire when the job ends.
Memory Risks
- Workflow state should expire with the job instead of becoming permanent memory.
- Users need a clear correction path for remembered facts.