Definition: The Workspace Memory Graph is the visual knowledge surface inside Taskade Genesis that maps how your Memory, Intelligence, and Execution connect. Live at /memory in every workspace (shipped in Taskade v6.153), it renders projects, AI agents, and automations as a navigable graph of nodes and links you can explore, query, and steer.
Why the Memory Graph Matters in 2026
A workspace is not a list. It is a network. Projects reference other projects, Taskade EVE reads from many of them, and automations act on outputs that flow downstream. The Memory Graph makes that network legible. Where most productivity tools force you to navigate folders, the graph lets you see how a single piece of EVE Memory feeds three agents, which trigger five automations, which create more memory. It is the Workspace DNA self-reinforcing loop made visible.
How the Workspace Memory Graph Works
- Index. Every project, agent, automation, and memory entry is indexed as a node in the graph.
- Edges. Links are inferred from references, tool calls, and trigger-action chains. If Taskade EVE reads a project, an edge appears.
- Render. The
/memorysurface visualizes nodes by type, colored by DNA pillar, with cluster zoom and search. - Steer. Click a node to inspect its content, jump to the source project, or prompt EVE against that subgraph.
What the Graph Surfaces
| Node type | DNA pillar | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Projects and memory entries | Memory | projects/memories/crm-conventions |
| AI agents and EVE itself | Intelligence | A custom support agent |
| Automation workflows | Execution | A Stripe-to-Slack flow |
| Genesis apps | All three | A published living app |
Connection to Taskade
The Memory Graph is reachable at /memory in any workspace where Taskade Genesis is active. It is the companion surface to EVE Memory and the canonical visualization of the Living Trinity.