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Memory Domains

The current Memorose model uses three primary domains:

  • agent
  • user
  • organization

Older docs versions described an app-centric hierarchy. That is no longer the primary product model.

Domain Responsibilities​

Agent Memory​

Agent memory is mainly procedural.

Use it for:

  • tool usage patterns
  • execution traces
  • recovery strategies
  • planning heuristics
  • agent-specific reflections

User Memory​

User memory is mainly factual and preferential.

Use it for:

  • identity facts
  • preferences
  • constraints
  • long-lived personal context
  • goals tied to one user

Organization Memory​

Organization memory is reusable shared knowledge. It should be evolved from authorized source memory, not created by mixing all raw user events into one global bucket.

Use it for:

  • policies
  • terminology
  • shared workflows
  • generalized best practices
  • reusable higher-order insights

Native vs Projected​

  • agent and user memory are native domains
  • organization memory is often projected from source memory after filtering, abstraction, and sharing policy checks

How Domains Interact With L0-L3​

The hierarchy and the domains answer different questions:

  • L0-L3: how memory evolves over time
  • agent/user/organization: whose memory it is and who may reuse it

You need both dimensions to reason about the system correctly.