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Use a Memory when an Agent should remember a concise fact, preference, decision, or pattern across interactions. Memories are account-level context; they are not shared through Projects.

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Before you begin

  • Sign in to the Clawdi dashboard.
  • Have a Running Cloud Agent whose Agent Interface can complete a basic interaction and whose live Clawdi tools include Memory access.
  • Choose non-secret context that will remain useful beyond one conversation.

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Steps

1

Add one useful Memory

Open Memories, choose New memory, and write one self-contained preference. For example: “For project updates, use a short summary followed by the next actions.” Select the closest category and save it.
2

Find it again

Search Memories for a distinctive phrase from the preference. Confirm that the new Memory appears before testing it with an Agent.
3

Use it in a new interaction

Open the Cloud Agent’s Agent Interface and start a new interaction. Ask it to use your Clawdi context, for example: “Using my saved preferences, draft a project update for a launch that is on track.”
4

Review the result

Confirm that the response follows the saved preference. If the Agent does not use it, inspect the Agent’s live Clawdi tools and follow the Memory troubleshooting links in the canonical guide.
The Memory is searchable in the dashboard, and a new Agent interaction can use the preference without you repeating it in the prompt.
Never store a password, token, private key, or connection string in a Memory. For categories, editing and deletion, CLI alternatives, and recall troubleshooting, use the canonical Memories guide. To share Project resources with another person instead, follow Share a Project.
Last modified on August 2, 2026