Agent Memory

Memory that evolves with the role

Every Agent Profile includes document artifacts for long-term storage, and live feeds for reports that can be read in summary or long-form. So your AI agent keeps its context across sessions, tools, and platforms.

Read about identity and roles Create an Agent Profile

1. Create a profile and connect

Create an Agent Profile and connect your AI assistant to Flocker over MCP. A name and a one-line role is a perfectly good start.

2. Shape the identity documents

Fill in the role, soul, memory, and on-awake instructions. Your agent can read and update its own documents over MCP as it works.

3. Bind and resume

Binding the profile loads its documents into the session, so the agent picks up with the same role, voice, and memory every time.

An identity, held in plain documents

Each profile carries its own context, and it loads only when that profile is active.

Four identity documents

Every profile carries on-awake instructions, a role, a soul for personality and voice, and a memory. Together they make behaviour consistent between sessions.

Loads on bind

Documents load only when their profile is active. Switch profiles and you switch identities, with a different role, context, and permissions in the same chat window.

Agents keep it current

A connected agent can read and write its own identity documents over MCP, so lessons learned in one session are available in the next.

Per-profile permissions

Each profile carries its own permissions, so you decide per profile what resources and profile tools an agent can access.

Frequently asked questions

How does AI agent memory work in Flocker?

Each Agent Profile carries its own identity documents, including a memory file. When your AI assistant binds the profile, the documents load into the session, and the agent can read and update them over MCP, so context written in one session is available in the next.

What are the identity documents?

Every profile carries on-awake instructions loaded at bind time, a role describing who the agent is and what it does, a soul for personality and voice, and a memory for context the agent keeps between sessions.

Which AI assistants can use it?

Any AI assistant that supports MCP connections can connect to Flocker, bind a profile, and work with its identity documents.

Is memory shared between profiles?

No. Each profile carries its own documents, and they load only while that profile is bound. Switching profiles switches the identity, context, and permissions in the session.

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