Taskade Genesis

Explore the Memory Graph

Updated 2026-09-22·3 min read

Overview

Memory at /memory is a live map of everything you build in Taskade: your workspaces, team spaces, apps, projects, AI agents, and media. It is the most direct way to see your Workspace DNA across every workspace, and to find context for your next build.

TL;DR: Memory is a live map of every workspace that you use. Open it from the left ribbon or your profile menu. Search it, filter it by item type, and open the DNA Map of any workspace to see how its projects, agents, and automations connect. Use it to audit a published app or to onboard a teammate. See Workspace DNA.

Workspace DNA knowledge graph rendering projects, agents, automations, and apps as connected nodes inside a Taskade workspace

What the graph shows

Memory starts from your account and branches out to everything inside it:

Item What it represents
Workspace A workspace that you belong to
Team Space A space inside a workspace
App A Taskade Genesis app
Project Projects, documents, and stored knowledge (your Memory layer)
AI Agent Custom AI agents (your Intelligence layer)
Media Files in Media Files

Automations appear on the DNA Map of each workspace, not on Memory. The DNA Map also draws the Knowledge and Triggers on lines between projects, agents, and automations. See View Your Workspace DNA Graph.

How to use the graph

  1. Click Memory in the left ribbon, below Search and Recent. You can also pick Memory in your profile menu.
  2. Click Search and type a name to jump to an item.
  3. Use the filters to show or hide item types. Click Show all to bring every type back.
  4. Switch between Flow and Galaxy to change the layout.
  5. Click an item to see its details in the side panel.
  6. For a workspace, team space, or app, click Open live map to open its DNA Map.
  7. To open the item itself, click Open in Taskade, or the Open button that shows the item name.

Use cases

  • Find related context before writing a Taskade EVE prompt or building a new agent.
  • Spot unused items. Open a workspace's DNA Map and look for projects with no agent or automation lines. Retire them or connect them.
  • Audit a published app. Click the app on Memory to see what it holds, then open its live map to see how the parts connect.
  • Onboard a teammate by walking them through the graph instead of folder trees.

Tips

  • Start narrow. Filter to one node type before zooming out.
  • Combine with Taskade EVE Mentions. Mention the exact node you want Taskade EVE to use as context.
  • Treat orphans gently. Some are personal scratchpads. Archive what is truly stale.
Was this helpful?