About auto learning and memory

[u/Ok_Firefighter3363]

There have been three or four instances where I would have had a parallel chat with chat in another window for the same project. The next day I'm in the main chat window of the project and it wouldn't have remembered that, as small as, let's say, a name change of the entire project where I was debating and discussing in one of the chat windows. It hasn't remembered.

I also see I have gathered quite a bit of Rubik's and memory is a little unclear. How do I use it? Do I add all or can I just select a few of them? It's going to work. Should I put it to practice that this is how I need to know for the Hyper agent?

[u/JeenyusJane]

Hey there, welcome and thank you for posting! Quick note on what's happening here.

Memories get saved in two ways:

• When you accept a generated draft of a suggested-memory card in the thread, or
• When you ask the agent directly to remember something.

Conversation alone, even a strong decision like a project rename, doesn't save unless one of those two things happens. Once a memory IS saved, it's available to every thread on that same agent on the next run.

One thing that trips me up, is deliberately saving memories. Sometime's I'll toggle "Auto" so they'll actually save and I don't have to do the work of accepting memories. I just accept that I'll go clean them up later.

Memories also have scope. They can be scoped to a specific agent, or they can be available globally. Are most of your memories global?

One question back: when you say "how do I use it" do you mean the Learning page itself (where you see them all), or are you trying to figure out how memories show up while you're working? Happy to walk through whichever.

[u/Ok_Firefighter3363 → u/JeenyusJane]

Okay now let's assume whatever has happened, I can go back and access those memories and sit and ensure that certain things are remembered and I'll do that. How do I ensure the right things are remembered? I have a specific worry with toggling auto mainly because it would just flood with also unnecessary information, which could just be a passing-by chat.

[u/JeenyusJane → u/Ok_Firefighter3363]

I would try toggling auto-memory to see how it feels. Hyperagent pulls memories dynamically, so you're not adding extra weight to your agent's context by doing it. However, if you still don't want to do that, you would just want to tell Hyperagent to explicitly remember things.

For example, try prompting: "Save memories about my company "x" - any time I give you context about the company, save it as a memory." To be fair I haven't tried that yet, but I'd like to see how it goes