Agent Memory
Agent Memory lets Syvera Agent retain context about your project between sessions. Instead of re-explaining your architecture every time you open a conversation, Agent remembers key decisions, your tech stack, and the reasoning behind your code.
What Agent remembers
- Tech stack decisions — "We're using Drizzle ORM, not Prisma"
- Code conventions — Naming patterns, file structure, error handling style
- Business logic — Rules that aren't obvious from the code alone
- Unfinished tasks — Work that was in progress when the session ended
Memory is project-specific
Memory is scoped to each Repl. Agent won't mix up context between your different projects.
Viewing and editing memory
Open Agent → Memory to see what Agent has stored. You can:
- Edit any memory entry to correct a misunderstanding
- Delete entries that are no longer relevant
- Add entries manually to give Agent context it doesn't have yet
Memory vs. context window
Memory is different from the active conversation context:
| Memory | Context | |
|---|---|---|
| Persistence | Survives between sessions | Lost when you start a new chat |
| Scope | Key facts and decisions | Full conversation history |
| Editable | Yes | No |
For best results, use the conversation for current work and let Memory handle long-term context.