Every time you start a new chat session, Knoq begins without any memory of who you are unless you re-state your context — unless Agent Memory is enabled. Agent Memory is a persistent, private store that Knoq builds up as you chat. It captures facts like your team, your current projects, your role, and your preferences, then silently injects them into the prompt at the start of each session. The result is an assistant that already knows you’re an engineer on the platform team working in UTC+2, without you having to say so every time.
Agent Memory is a premium feature that may need to be enabled for your organization by an admin. If you don’t see the Memory section under Settings, ask your Knoq admin to enable it for your org.
How memory is created
You don’t manually write memory entries. Knoq builds your memory automatically as you have conversations. When you mention facts about yourself — your team, your role, the projects you own, your working hours, your preferred tooling — Knoq may recognize those facts as worth remembering and store them silently in the background.
For example, if you tell Knoq “I’m the lead engineer on the payments team,” it may store a role entry of Lead Engineer and a team entry of Payments. The next time you open a chat, those facts are already in context, so answers about code ownership, on-call rotations, or project status are naturally scoped to what’s relevant to you.
Memory entries are updated automatically if you provide new information that contradicts an existing entry. You’re always in control — you can view and delete any entry at any time.
Viewing your memory
To see everything Knoq remembers about you, navigate to Settings → Memory. You must be signed in to access this page.
The Memory page displays a table with the following columns:
| Column | Description |
|---|
| Key | The fact category (e.g., role, team, timezone) |
| Value | What Knoq has stored for that key |
| Created | The date the entry was first created |
| Updated | The date the entry was last modified |
| Actions | A delete button (trash icon) to remove that individual entry |
Deleting memory entries
You can remove individual entries or wipe your entire memory at any time.
To delete a single entry: click the trash icon in the Actions column on the right side of any row in the Memory table. The entry is deleted immediately and removed from view. Knoq will no longer inject that fact into future sessions.
To clear all entries: click the Clear all button in the top-right corner of the Memory page. A confirmation dialog will appear, showing you how many entries will be deleted and warning that the action cannot be undone. Click Yes, clear all to proceed, or Cancel to go back.
After a clear-all, the page returns to the empty state. Your next conversations will start building memory fresh from whatever context you provide.
Privacy
Your memory is entirely private to you. No other member of your organization — including workspace admins — can view, edit, or access your individual memory entries through the Knoq interface. Memory values are encrypted at rest and are only ever visible to you when you view the Settings → Memory page.
Admins can see that Agent Memory is enabled as a feature for the org, but they cannot see the contents of any individual user’s memory store.
When you leave an organization or your account is removed, your memory entries are deleted as part of the cleanup process.
Example memory entries
Here’s what a typical memory table might look like after a few weeks of using Knoq:
| Key | Value |
|---|
role | Senior Product Manager |
team | Growth |
timezone | America/New_York |
current_project | Q3 Onboarding Redesign |
preferred_language | TypeScript |
manager | Alex Chen |
