# Memory wiki: pages for your workspace, you, and specialists

> Memory is now a wiki of linked pages and files that agents build out and people edit like a document, with a memory of its own for every specialist.

Oct 30, 2026. Topics: Agents, Specialists, Collaboration. https://www.generalinput.com/changelog/2026-10-30-memory-wiki

Memory is now a wiki. Workspace memory, your personal memory, and a new memory for each specialist are each a home page with pages under it, the way a Notion workspace is laid out. Pages link to each other, and images, PDFs, and spreadsheets sit inside the page that shows them. You edit a page like a document, and every agent reads the same pages, so what the team knows about how work gets done stays in one place.

### How it works

- **Agents document how your work is done.** After you have worked with them, the memory agents write up the practice behind it: the steps of a job, the rules, the decisions and why. Each memory starts from the same set of pages (for a workspace: company, brand, customers, operations, tools, rules) and grows new pages as subjects earn them.
- **Only your own work updates it.** A memory refreshes after people talk to their specialists or ask for a change, not when a background automation runs.
- **Agents edit memory only when you ask.** Say "remember that we invoice on the 1st" and the specialist writes it into the page. Anything an agent notices on its own is filed as a request the memory agent folds in later.
- **A week of history.** Every version from the past seven days is kept, a deleted page or file can be brought back in that time, and if someone saved a page while you were editing it, you choose to keep yours or take theirs.
- **Each specialist's memory opens from its page**, under its description.

### Also shipped

- Read every memory on the [phone](/mobile), images and files included.
- Only one memory update runs on a memory at a time, so two never overwrite each other.