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Find and use what Artie remembers

Ask source-backed questions and inspect retained context.

Memory helps Artie reuse facts it has retained from accessible work. Ask for the fact and its source, especially when the answer affects a decision or a customer commitment.

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Ask a concrete question

Name the project, person, event and time period when useful. Distinguish a historical decision from the current state.

Example request

What did we decide about Acme's onboarding deadline last week? Link the message or record, and tell me if the deadline has changed since.

Inspect the memory

Open Memory in Hive mind to browse or search the retained entries you can access. Open an entry to inspect its content and provenance. Your current access still applies when a saved source is retrieved.

Check coverage and freshness

Artie can only answer from information it actually received and can currently read. A connected app is not proof that all its history was ingested. Ask which source and date support the answer when the distinction matters.

Correct the retained fact

Point to the current authoritative record and explain what changed. Ask for the old statement to be corrected or removed, then check the current memory or next result. Do not treat a polite acknowledgement as proof of a durable update.

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