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

# Agent memory

> How agents learn from conversations, and how to manage what they learn

Each agent has an **agent memory** where the AI notes procedures and caveats learned from conversations with that agent. Manage it in the **Memory** section of the agent's configuration panel.

<Note>
  **Personal memory**, which stores your individual preferences, is managed separately. See [Memory (personal settings)](/en/pages/jinba_app_neo/settings/memory).
</Note>

## How it works

* During conversations with this agent, the AI writes down anything it judges worth remembering, as it happens
* What it writes down is **shared with everyone who uses this agent**
* It does not backfill from past logs. Learning starts with conversations after you turn it on
* In chats started without an agent, the AI can also consult the memories of the agents you can use (read-only). Up to **8 memories** are consulted in one chat, including your personal memory; beyond that, recently updated agents take priority

## Turning learning on and off

Use the "**Learn from conversations (shared with everyone)**" switch in the Memory section.

* Turning it off stops new entries from being written (existing memories remain)
* You can also ask from chat — "turn off this agent's memory" — and the switch flips only when you approve the confirmation card

## Viewing and managing memories

The Memory section lists everything this agent has learned.

* Members with edit permission can **edit or delete each entry individually**, or delete every entry at once with "**Delete all**" (a confirmation is shown; this cannot be undone)
* View-only members ("Use only" permission) can read the entries but not change them

Erasing memory — a single entry or all of it — happens only on this screen. Asking from chat will direct you here instead.

<Tip>
  Agent memory works like a team-shared handover note. If the AI learns something incorrect, fix it by editing or deleting the entry.
</Tip>