Give your agents a memory of past sessions
Memory Palace files what happened in your finished sessions so later agents can look it up. Everything stays on this computer.
Each new session normally starts knowing nothing about earlier ones. Memory Palace keeps a searchable record of your past sessions, so an agent can look up what was tried, decided or fixed before.
Turn it on#
Open Settings > Optional Features.
Turn on Enable Memory Palace.
Start a new session. Sessions that were already running do not get it.
From then on, when a session ends, Yardmaster files every message of 20 or more characters from its conversation, word for word (code blocks left out), as entries called drawers. Together they are close to a full copy of the conversation text, kept on this computer. Drawers are grouped into wings (a project, or everything) and rooms (kinds of entry). New sessions get tools to search the drawers and to file new ones, and the agent decides when to use them.
See and remove what was remembered#
Click More toolbar items (the three dots) in the toolbar and choose Memory Palace.
Pick a wing, then a room, then a drawer to read it.
To remove a drawer, click Delete drawer, then Delete. It is gone for good.
Use Search memory drawers... at the top to search everything (Global) or only the project you have selected (Per-Project).
Turn it off#
Turn Enable Memory Palace off again. New sessions no longer get the memory tools and finished sessions are no longer filed. Drawers already filed stay until you delete them.
To leave it out of one session only, open the session's menu, choose MCP servers and turn it off there. The change applies the next time that session starts.
Which sessions are filed. A session is filed when it ends, while the switch is on. Turning the switch on does not file older sessions.
Per project. A project can have its own MCP server defaults that override the global switch; see Projects.
Not the same as the corpora. Personal Corpus and Team Corpus hold short reviewed notes in the cloud. Memory Palace is an unreviewed local record of past sessions.
Related
- ChangelogWhere to read what changed in Yardmaster: the What's New page, week by week, and the card in your Inbox after an update.
- Let your agents remember how you workYour Personal Corpus keeps short notes about you, such as your preferences and decisions, so each new session already knows them. Only you and your agents see it.
- Install YardmasterDownload Yardmaster, open it for the first time, and check that your computer can run several agents at once.