> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.nuphos.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Agent memory

> How the agent remembers your environment across sessions — and how to review and prune what it knows.

As you work with the agent, it records durable facts about your environment —
service names and owners, how a deploy flows, where the runbooks are, what
"normal" looks like. These become **memory**, and they make every later session
smarter: the agent doesn't re-learn your infrastructure from scratch each time.

## How memories form

Memories are formed during conversations. When the agent learns something durable
and reusable — not a one-off detail — it persists it so future sessions can draw
on it.

## Shared across the team

Memory belongs to the **team**, not to one person. When a teammate's agent
figures out how your staging cluster is wired, your agent already knows it. This
is how operational knowledge compounds instead of living in one engineer's head.

## Reviewing and pruning

You can review what the agent has remembered and remove anything that's wrong,
stale, or shouldn't be retained. Prune aggressively when something changes — an
out-of-date memory is worse than none, because the agent will act on it.

<Tip>
  If the agent keeps making the same wrong assumption, check its memory — a stale
  fact is often the cause. Remove it and the behavior usually corrects itself.
</Tip>