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Membase manages memories through your connected agents and integrations. The dashboard is a read-only view for browsing and deleting memories, not for creating or editing them.

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Creating Memories

New memories enter Membase through two channels:

Agent Conversations

Your connected agent calls the add_memory MCP tool during conversations to save relevant context: preferences, decisions, project details, and more.

Integrations

Connected data sources like Gmail, Google Calendar, and Slack automatically sync new data into Membase as memories.
Manual memory creation from the dashboard is not available yet, but is coming soon. Currently, all memories originate from agent interactions or integrations.

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Reading Memories

Browse your memories from the dashboard in two views:
  • Graph view: Visually explore entities and their relationships in the knowledge graph.
  • Table view: Search, sort, and browse all memories in a flat list.
Your agents can also retrieve memories during conversations by calling the search_memory MCP tool.

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Updating Memories

Memories are updated through your agents, not from the dashboard. When existing context becomes outdated, your agent can call add_memory to register the updated information and flag the old memory as outdated. For example, if you switch from Redux to Zustand, the agent saves “uses Zustand” as a new memory and marks the old “uses Redux” memory as no longer valid so it no longer surfaces in future searches. Behind the scenes, Membase also handles updates automatically during the digesting process:
  • Deduplication: Similar memories from different sources are merged to avoid redundancy.
  • Conflict resolution: When new information contradicts an existing memory, the latest data takes priority.
  • Relationship updates: New connections between entities are added to the knowledge graph as they are discovered.

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Deleting Memories

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Delete a single memory

Delete individual memories from the table view in the dashboard.
  1. Switch to table view.
  2. Click the Delete Icon next to the memory you want to remove.
  3. Click Delete and confirm.
Delete memory confirmation dialog

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Delete all memories from a source

To remove all memories from a specific integration (e.g., all Slack memories), go to the Sources page in the dashboard and disconnect the integration. This will remove all memories associated with that source.
Deleted memories cannot be recovered. Make sure you want to permanently remove the memory before deleting.

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Next Steps

Dashboard

Explore the graph and table views.

Membase MCP

Learn about the MCP tools for programmatic memory access.