Use cases
Permanent AI memory should still be user-controlled
XMemo is for the memories that should persist until the user changes or deletes them: durable context, preferences, project knowledge, and agent instructions.
Keywords: permanent AI memory, AI permanent memory, user-controlled AI memory, revocable agent memory
Persistent does not mean uncontrolled
XMemo separates durable memory from model weights and public pages, so a user can keep context available without making it public.
- Memories can be updated, corrected, or deleted
- Access is scoped by user authentication
- Agent attribution records which client saved context
Use cases for permanent memory
Permanent memory is useful when the same facts repeatedly matter across tools and sessions.
- Long-running product strategy
- Release and deployment conventions
- Developer workflow preferences
Frequently asked questions
Is XMemo permanent AI memory?
XMemo can store durable AI memory that persists across sessions, while still allowing the user to update, hide, or delete memories.
Can crawlers read my XMemo memories?
No. SEO and discovery documents describe public product surfaces only; private memories require authenticated access.
Why use permanent memory for agents?
Agents become more useful when they can recall stable facts and decisions instead of asking the user to repeat them every session.