Memories

Use Memories in app.memorilabs.ai to inspect all memories created by your configured applications and agents.

The page supports two ways to explore data:

  • Table view for row-based inspection
  • Knowledge graph view for relationship-first exploration

Start in Table View

The default table flow uses two tabs:

  • Memories for individual memory rows
  • Subjects for extracted entities/subjects and their counts

Use Semantic search to find relevant rows quickly, then open the view menu to switch between Table and Knowledge graph.

Memories tab

  • Summary: The memory text captured from conversations
  • Entity ID: The associated entity for that memory
  • Recalls: Number of times this memory was retrieved
  • # of mentions: How often this memory was mentioned in context
  • Last retrieved: Most recent retrieval time
  • Created at: When the memory was first created

Memories table view with semantic search and table or knowledge graph switcher

Subjects tab

  • Subject: Extracted subject/entity value
  • Type: Entity class (for example GPE, PRODUCT, ORGANIZATION, MONEY)
  • Memory count: Number of memories linked to that subject
  • Created at: Subject creation date

The All types filter helps narrow the table by subject type.

Subjects table view with all types filter and subject memory counts

Open Memory Details

  1. In Memories, click any row.
  2. Review the Memory details panel.
  3. Use the embedded Subjects graph and list to inspect associations.

The Details section includes:

  • Memory ID
  • Entity ID
  • Importance score
  • Created at
  • Last retrieved
  • Recalls
  • # of mentions

Memory details drawer showing details fields and associated subjects graph

Switch to Knowledge Graph

  1. Open the view switcher and select Knowledge graph.
  2. Use the Entities tab to explore nodes and relationships.
  3. Filter with Search memories and time range (for example All time).

Entities knowledge graph view with search and time filter

Recommended Exploration Workflow

  1. Start in Memories table to validate recency and retrieval metrics.
  2. Open Memory details to verify entity associations and subject links.
  3. Switch to Knowledge graph to follow cross-entity relationships.
  4. Open an entity and trace back through Associated memories.