Memory Den
Memory Den is a read-only view of the Runtime’s canonical cognitive state across conversations, observations, active context, and durable knowledge.
In this section 7 pages
- 20.01Memory Den overview
- 20.02How automatic memory worksFoxora Runtime produces different memory records as work proceeds. The categories have different purposes and lifecycles.
- 20.03Memory recall in tasksAn agent can use semantic recall, working memory, and long-session compaction according to its saved configuration and the current task scope.
- 20.04Explore saved memoryUse Memory Den to inspect what the Runtime could reuse before you ask Foxora to depend on earlier work.
- 20.05Memory sources and provenanceA Memory Den card exposes an anchor, record type, content preview, scope, and timestamp. It is not a complete provenance or editing ledger.
- 20.06Correct or delete memory safelyMemory Den does not expose row-level edit or delete actions. It is a search and review surface for Runtime-owned records.
- 20.07Memory privacy and storageMemory can include conversation text, observations, working context, and durable facts. Review it as account or project data, not as harmless UI history.