Understand Memory
Inspect remembered context and its effect on later interactions.
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Memory can carry context into later responses. Its availability and persistence depend on the individual workflow and configured services.
Inspect available memory
Open Memory where available. The view can show a graph, items, strength indicators and source context. Follow provenance to learn whether an item came from a conversation, study or other input.
Vivid, Clear and Fading describe memory state, not the truth of a statement. A contradiction may reflect conflicting sources or an inferred memory needing inspection.
Example individual
Find the right individual detail
Check identity and background before interpreting a response.
Implications for research
Later conversations may use earlier context. Ten chats with the same individual are not ten independent people. Do not assume repeated questioning leaves that person unchanged.
Keep original run answers as that run's evidence. A later clarification is useful, but should be labelled as follow-up rather than substituted into an earlier count.
Missing or unexpected memory
Check the individual and workspace. An empty graph does not prove a chat is stateless: current conversation context and persistent memory differ. A saved conversation also does not guarantee every detail entered persistent memory.
Inspect the source and profile, then contact Support if the state is inconsistent.