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Memory

The Memory tab displays saved context for the chat, project, and account. Scopes help you identify where a memory comes from.

1 min readUpdated: October 2026
Memory scopes in the workspace. Captured in an isolated Metis test instance with fictional sample data (October 2026).
Memory scopes in the workspace

Memory scopes in the workspace. Captured in an isolated Metis test instance with fictional sample data (October 2026).

Step by step

  1. 01

    Open the workspace and select Memory.

  2. 02

    Switch between the available scopes.

  3. 03

    Search for a term or reload with Refresh memories.

  4. 04

    Edit project memory in the project and global entries under Settings → Agent → Memories.

Memory

  • Scopes
  • Search
  • Refresh
  • Read saved chat context

Chat Memory

  • Saved context for this chat
  • Search
  • Refresh

Project Memory

  • Project-specific context
  • Disabled or missing project context

Global Memory

  • Account-wide context
  • Project-specific restrictions

Incognito

  • No persistent chat, project, or global memories in this view

Good to know

  • Include global memory can exclude global entries in a project.
  • Incognito does not read or save persistent memories from these scopes.

Troubleshooting

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Agent overviewCanvasPlansMemoryFilesTerminalBrowserDesktopsServer monitorArrange the workspaceExport workspaces
Projects & teams
Create a projectProject overviewChat visibilityProject picture, color, and iconProject instructionsProject memoryProject skillsProject filesProject notesAgent model defaultLet agents manage the teamMembers & invitationsAgent teamsTeam presetsTeam overview
Notes
Notes & scratchpad
Agent Hub
SkillsConnections / MCPsCustom modes & rulesGlobal agent rules
Settings
GeneralModels — ConnectionsAgent — Runtime & memoryDevices — Remote clientsAdmin / ChatsUpdatesSearch settingsAttachments and file sizeSubagent modelToken compressionPreview compressionSounds and notificationsNotification deliverySet up voice inputChoose a microphoneRecording and streamingDictionaryConfigure the browser previewManage website dataWebsite and source code
Models & providers
AgentDeep ResearchPlanAskGauntletCursorOpenAIAnthropicGoogle GeminixAI / GrokOpenRouterOllama / LocalOpenAI-compatibleOpenAI CodexClaude CodeGoogle AntigravityGrok BuildOpenCodeModel options
Account & sharing
ProfileNotificationsUsage & costsShare chatsPublic shares
Guides & operations
Charts, graphs & mediaAutomationsOperate your installationTroubleshootingSet up a complete projectWork on a connected PCResearch and produce a reportGlossary and scopes

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