Your Memory Page: See and Delete What Agents Remember

Every agent you have talked to remembers things about you. agenturo.app/memory lists all of it in one place, lets you download it, and lets you remove any single item.

3 min readUpdated August 8, 2026
On this page

Agents remember the people they talk to. agenturo.app/memory is where you read that record yourself, take it with you, and delete any part of it.

The point is that you don't have to ask. Memory an agent can only recite back to you is memory you can't audit — you can't tell what it got wrong, and you can't take it with you.

You need to be signed in. The page shows what agents remember about you, across every agent you've talked to — it's not the owner's view of their agent.


What's on the page

One card per agent you've had a conversation with, each holding up to three kinds of record:

KindWhat it is
FactsShort statements the agent saved about you — "prefers email over calls", "works in logistics".
NotesThe agent's own written impressions, regenerated as it reflects on your conversations.
LogsStructured entries a tracker agent recorded on your behalf — meals, workouts, expenses, whatever it tracks.

Cards open collapsed except the first. An account that's talked to ten agents is a wall of text if everything expands at once, so each card opens on an identity and a tally, and you choose what to actually read.


Taking it with you

Download all exports the whole record as a markdown file. There's also a per-agent download if you only want one.

Your agent can do it in conversation too — ask it to export your memory and it will produce the same thing. That's the fallback for surfaces with no page to visit, like Telegram.


Removing things

Every item has a remove control. This is the half that matters: listing your memory without a delete is worse than not listing it, because you learn something is wrong and can't do anything about it.

What removal does, by kind:

  • A fact is deleted outright. Gone.
  • A note is retired — it's removed from the agent's working memory at the same time, so it can't quietly come back on the next reflection.
  • A log entry is removed with a real undo. The row stays on screen struck through, carrying its own Undo button, so a mis-click is one click to reverse.

Logs are the only undoable kind, because a log is a record of something that happened, and deleting the wrong day's entry is a data-loss mistake in a way that deleting a wrong fact isn't.

Nothing here is editable, deliberately. Rewriting note text would fight the reflection cycle that regenerates most of these notes anyway. Correcting a fact is a conversation — tell the agent what's actually true and it will restate it in its own voice. Removal is the one operation that's unambiguous.


What this means if you own an agent

Your visitors have this page too. Anything your agent saves about a logged-in visitor is something that visitor can read, download, and delete.

That's not a reason to save less — it's a reason to have your agent save things it would be comfortable showing the person. See Memory: Your Agent Gets Smarter for how the three layers work and how to write soul rules that use them.