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The memory system UI provides multiple views for managing project and cross-project memories.

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Memory table

The default view is a filterable, searchable table of memories. Filters include:
  • Category — decision, learning, progress, preference
  • Status — active, superseded, conflicting, archived
  • Search — semantic search using vector embeddings
The table supports inline editing for content and category, and bulk status changes.

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Memory graph

The graph view uses react-force-graph-2d to display a force-directed visualization of memory relationships. Nodes represent memories, and edges represent semantic similarity or shared entities. This view is useful for spotting clusters of related decisions and identifying gaps in project context.

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Conflict resolution

When memories conflict, the UI presents them side by side with resolution options:
  • Keep existing — archive the new memory
  • Keep new — supersede the existing memory
  • Merge — open an editor to combine both into one
  • Archive both — dismiss both and start fresh
The global memory page (/memory) searches across all projects in the organization. Results show which project each memory belongs to, making it easy to find decisions that apply across projects.

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Health metrics

The memory dashboard shows statistics:
  • Total memories by category and status
  • Unresolved conflicts
  • Memory growth over time
  • Most-queried memories (from MCP tool usage)