Concepts/Memory paths

Memory paths

Use stable memory paths and domains to keep memory easy to browse, link, and move.

A memory path is the stable address of a memory.

Path shape

YAML

core://agent
preferences://user
project://my_app/auth
project://my_app/deployment

Use domains by purpose:

Domain	Use for
`core://`	agent-wide rules, runtime-specific rules, and shared operating context
`preferences://`	stable user preferences and durable personal context
`project://`	project-specific facts, decisions, commands, constraints, and workflows

Good paths are short, lowercase, and specific:

YAML

project://my_app/auth
project://my_app/release_process
project://my_app/cloudflare_pages
core://agent/codex
core://agent/claudecode

Avoid paths such as project://notes, core://misc, or preferences://stuff. They are easy to write and hard to recall correctly.