agent memory setup

Start solo. Let your agent remember how you work.

Create one personal Cognition home, paste one setup prompt into your coding agent, and give future sessions access to your decisions, workflows, preferences, and project context. When it starts paying off, invite others into the same memory space.

Create my agent memory See team pilot

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personal-first onboarding

Step 01

Create your memory

Start with a personal Cognition home. The key lets your agent remember your decisions, taste, workflows, installs, and outcomes.

Step 02

Keep a shareable space

Your first space can be just you. The same code can invite a friend or teammate later without losing personal attribution.

Step 03

Paste the setup prompt

Cognition gives a prompt for your agent. The agent installs MCP, saves its key, and loads the current memory rules.

Step 04

Memory starts compounding

During real work, agents ask Cognition for relevant memory, reuse approved skills, and report whether the outcome helped.

what shows up in your home

Not another install page. The setup creates the operating loop.

Agents and installs

Each personal key shows which agents are connected and ready to use memory.

Reusable skills

Approved workflows are stored with author, checks, freshness, and usage history.

Decision routing

Agents ask Cognition which personal or shared skill to use, then report whether it helped.