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Agents Memory

Agents Memory keeps a record of every experiment Artemis has run across all your projects. You can ask it questions — what has worked, what hasn't, and what ideas from one project might apply to another — without having to dig through past results yourself.

How it works​

Every experiment Artemis runs is automatically saved as a memory. Over time this builds up a knowledge base that spans all your projects, so insights are never lost between runs.

You can query this knowledge base in two ways:

  • General memory chat — ask questions across all your projects at once.
  • Experiment-level chat — open a specific experiment and ask questions scoped to that memory, with the full conversation history preserved per experiment.

Accessing Agents Memory​

Click your avatar (or initials) in the top-right corner, then select Agents Memory from the dropdown.

Accessing Agents Memory from the avatar dropdown

The page opens with three areas:

  • Left panel (MEMORIES) — lists all your stored experiments, searchable by keyword. Shows the total count and the project each experiment belongs to.
  • Centre panel — displays the selected experiment's detail, or a welcome prompt when nothing is selected.
  • Right panel — shows your chat history and quick-start prompts.

Click + New chat at the top of the left panel to start a fresh general chat across all your memories.

Agents Memory overview — experiment list, chat history, and quick-start prompts

The experiment detail view​

Clicking an experiment in the left panel opens its detail in the centre:

  • Project path — shows the project and optimisation the experiment belongs to, with an Open in Discovery link to jump directly to it.
  • Status badge — current state (e.g. Queued, Validated, Refuted, Inconclusive).
  • Confidence — the confidence score for this experiment's outcome.
  • Created — the date the experiment was created.
  • Hypothesis — the full hypothesis text describing what was changed and why.

The right panel updates to show CHATS ABOUT THIS MEMORY — the conversation history scoped to this experiment.

Experiment detail view with hypothesis, status, and scoped chat

Asking questions​

General prompts​

From the main Agents Memory view (no experiment selected), the right panel shows three quick-start buttons and a chat input. These cover the most common questions across all your projects:

  • What reliably works — "Looking across all my projects, which optimisation approaches have reliably improved performance, and which keep failing?"
  • Don't repeat — "What have I already tried and refuted, so I don't waste time repeating it?"
  • Transferable wins — "Which validated experiments could likely transfer to my other projects, and why?"

You can also type any question into the Ask about your memories… input — the agent has access to all your experiments.

Experiment-level prompts​

When you open a specific experiment, the right panel switches to CHATS ABOUT THIS MEMORY with its own quick-start prompts:

  • Summarise — "Summarise this experiment: the hypothesis, what the versions actually changed, and why it was concluded this way."
  • The winning change — "What did the best version change, and how did it move the metrics versus the baseline?"
  • Try next — "Given how this turned out, what follow-up experiments would be worth running — here or on similar code?"

The chat input scopes automatically to the open experiment. You're not limited to these prompts — ask anything about the experiment.

Chat history​

Every conversation you have in Agents Memory is saved. General chats appear in the MEMORY CHATS panel on the right of the main view. Experiment-level chats are saved under CHATS ABOUT THIS MEMORY and reappear whenever you open that experiment, so context is never lost between sessions.

Last updated on by Neda Zarei