Memory System

The memory system stores time-ordered, agent-owned analysis and review context so later runs can make decisions with continuity.

Memories may be persisted as analysis, market analysis, daily reviews, or agent learnings. Each type supports a different part of the agent's ongoing work.

Analysis

Analysis memories record a market review for a selected instrument and timeframe. They provide the research that later market-analysis and trading work can use.

Market Analysis

Market-analysis memories combine recent analysis memories into a current view of one market and an execution handoff for the trading job. They help trading act on the latest analysis instead of developing a separate thesis.

Daily Review

Daily-review memories summarize an agent's recent performance and activity. They record what the agent learned during the review and help guide future work.

Agent Learnings

Agent learnings preserve durable lessons that should remain available across future analysis, trading, and review runs. They describe broader improvements or patterns rather than a single market update.