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Created on Sep 19, 2026

A visible working-memory panel for agents, with per-item forget

Problem: My agent remembers things across sessions, but I can't see what it remembers — so when it acts on something wrong or outdated, I can't correct the record.

Idea: A memory panel per agent listing each remembered fact, scoped to the project. Every item gets a forget button; I can add facts manually too. Nothing hidden.

Value: The agent gets smarter about my work without becoming a black box. I stay in control of what it knows about me and my business.

Idea priority Low