When to use this page
Use Company Brain when you want to:- preserve company identity, operating rules, or domain knowledge
- approve or reject memory suggestions from agents
- decide what context an agent should see during a task
- clean up stale or incorrectly scoped knowledge
- understand why Commander or an agent did or did not use a fact
How Company Brain works
Memory is not just search. It has layers, scopes, ownership, lifecycle state, and approval rules.Memory layers
Agents can suggest memory, but high-trust durable memory requires human approval. This keeps the Company Brain useful instead of letting every agent output become permanent context.
Before you approve memory
Check three things:- Truth: is the statement accurate today?
- Scope: should it apply company-wide, to a department, to a project, or only to a task chain?
- Durability: should the system remember this for future work, or is it temporary context?
Review pending memory
1
Open Memory
Go to Memory Explorer and open Pending Review.
2
Inspect the source
Read the suggested item and open the source task, discussion, upload, or agent run when available.
3
Edit the wording
Rewrite the memory as a durable fact or operating rule. Remove one-off phrasing and temporary details.
4
Choose layer and scope
Select the narrowest layer and scope that will help future work.
5
Approve or reject
Approve useful memory, reject noise, and archive stale entries.
How to verify it worked
After approval:- the item leaves Pending Review
- it appears in the correct folder, layer, or scoped view
- semantic search can find it after embeddings are available
- a future Commander or agent turn can use it when the actor has visibility
Troubleshooting
Search does not find a new memory item
Search does not find a new memory item
Check whether embeddings are configured and whether indexing has completed. Memory Explorer shows warnings when embeddings are unavailable.
An agent did not see a memory item
An agent did not see a memory item
Check the actor, visibility, department, project, goal, and task scope. Retrieval is intentionally actor-aware and scope-aware.
Pending memory is noisy
Pending memory is noisy
Reject one-off suggestions. Durable suggestions should usually reflect repeated patterns or important company facts.
Related docs
Memory Explorer
Use the Memory UI to search, review, upload, and inspect graph context.
Discussions
Turn unstructured threads into tasks and memory candidates.