Overview
Taskade EVE keeps persistent, long-term memory about your apps, agents, and preferences. Unlike most AI assistants, Taskade EVE's memory is not a black box: it lives as a normal Taskade Project inside a folder called projects/memories. You can open it, read it, edit it, or reset it at any time.
TL;DR: Taskade EVE's memory is a real Project in
projects/memories. Every fact Taskade EVE remembers is a task you can see, change, or delete. Same Memory → Intelligence → Execution loop as the rest of Workspace DNA.
Why store memory as Projects
- Auditability: Every remembered fact is visible as a task, not hidden in a vector DB.
- Editability: Rename, reorder, or delete tasks and Taskade EVE's next answer uses the new state.
- Portability: Memory travels with the workspace. Share a workspace, share its memory.
- Consistency: The same data powers Taskade EVE, your agents, and your automations.
Where to find it
- Open the workspace sidebar.
- Expand the projects folder.
- Open memories.
Inside you'll see one Project per memory topic. Recent prompts, preferences, and learned facts about your builds live there.
Common memory patterns
| Memory topic | What Taskade EVE stores |
|---|---|
app-style |
Brand colors, font, tone preferences |
workflows |
Shortcuts you've taught Taskade EVE (for example, "always deploy to staging first") |
contacts |
Named people and their role in your apps |
integrations |
Credentials you've okayed for automations |
Edit memory
Open a memory Project and treat it like any other Taskade Project:
- Add a task to teach Taskade EVE a new fact.
- Delete a task to make Taskade EVE forget.
- Group tasks under subheadings to organize what Taskade EVE remembers.
- Mention the memory Project inside a Taskade EVE prompt with
@memories/app-styleto force Taskade EVE to read it first.
Reset or rebuild memory
Ask Taskade EVE: "Reset my memory for this app." It moves the current memory tasks to an archived list and starts fresh. Nothing is destroyed; you can restore any past memory by un-archiving it.