| name | memory_manager |
| description | Show, save, forget, wipe, and export FRIDAY's memory about you |
| plugin_module | modules/memory_manager |
| capabilities | [{"name":"show_memories","description":"Show everything FRIDAY knows about you — profile and preferences","aliases":["what do you know about me","show my memories","what do you remember","what have you learned about me","my preferences"]},{"name":"forget_memory","description":"Forget a specific fact about you by key name","aliases":["forget my location","delete that memory","stop remembering","remove that fact"]},{"name":"wipe_memory_init","description":"Erase everything FRIDAY knows about you (requires confirmation)","aliases":["forget everything you know about me","wipe your memory","start fresh","reset your memory"]},{"name":"export_memory","description":"Export all stored memories to a JSON file","aliases":["export my memory","backup my memory","save my memories to file"]}] |
Memory Manager
Manages FRIDAY's persistent knowledge about you across sessions.
Memory layers
- User profile (
user_profile namespace) — name, role, location, preferences. Written by onboarding. Shown in the "About you" section of show_memories.
- Session facts (semantic memory via MemoryFacade) — things you've explicitly told FRIDAY. Shown in "You told me".
- Knowledge graph (
entities table) — structured entities and relationships.
Capabilities
show_memories
You say: "Friday, what do you know about me?"
Expected: Two-section response: "About you:" (profile) + "You told me:" (facts).
wipe_memory_init (two-step)
You say: "Friday, forget everything you know about me"
FRIDAY replies: Confirmation prompt
You say: "yes, wipe everything"
Expected: All facts, memories, and entities cleared.
export_memory
You say: "Friday, export my memory"
Expected: JSON file at ~/friday_memory_<timestamp>.json
CLI admin
python scripts/memory_admin.py inspect
python scripts/memory_admin.py list --namespace user_profile
python scripts/memory_admin.py export dump.json
python scripts/memory_admin.py wipe --confirm
