Agent Memory terms
Plain-English meanings for Agent Memory labels you see in Gryz — kinds, importance, working set, JSONL, and MCP.
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Facts are things that are true. Preferences are how you like things done. Episodic (Moments) are things that happened. Procedural (How-tos) are how to do a task, step by step. Unclassified (Other) is not labeled yet. Salience (Importance) is how much a memory should matter when recalling — higher is more likely to be used.
Facts
Things that are true.
Preferences
How you like things done.
Episodic (Moments)
Things that happened — a meeting, a decision, an event.
Procedural (How-tos)
How to do a task, step by step.
Unclassified (Other)
Not labeled yet.
Salience (Importance)
How much this should matter when recalling. Higher = more likely to be used.
Working set
The smaller set of memories the assistant actually uses — not the full list on this page.
Scope
Where it belongs: Personal (just you) or a Project.
JSONL
A backup file (one memory per line). Export/Import copy memories in or out.
MCP
The connection your assistant uses to talk to Gryz.
remember / recall / forget
Save a memory / look memories up / stop using a memory.
Compact / Comfortable
Tighter vs roomier rows.